Computer Science
a year ago

French and Italian Speakers Differ in Past Participle Agreement Usage.

Past Participle Agreement in French and Italian
Richard S. Kayne

Paper Summary

The article discusses how some people in French-speaking regions don't always follow the rule of past participle agreement when speaking. However, even those who don't always follow the rule can still tell when agreement should happen and when it shouldn't.

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