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Help me out linguistics Twitter: do you know of a language where the verbal root in a predicate can be left out while the verbal inflection remains? I seem to remember Comrie talking about this back when I was a student, and now I wish I'd paid more attention.
@thomas_wier@timothyhenryr If I understand this correctly this is like when in English you have
- did he write
- he did
Granted, 'did' is not inflection but it's there to carry the past feature
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I don't know... I had to learn on my own how to budget 1.5 mln€ for a grant proposal (I'm a linguist), every software you can imagine, navigate national and European laws, languages, teach, travel, I doubt I couldn't handle a corporate job, perhaps industry is just blind
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