French pronoun construction data — sources and redistribution

DICOVALENCE 2.0 (2010)
Authors: Karel van den Eynde and Piet Mertens, University of Leuven, Belgium.
Distributed under the Lesser General Public License for Linguistic Resources
(LGPL-LR). See LGPLLR.txt in this directory. No warranty is provided.

Modified on 2026-10-01 for VerbsFirst: selected and classified constructions,
linked independently reviewed patterns, supplied practice cues and examples,
and generated compact runtime inventories. These modified linguistic-resource
files are distributed under LGPL-LR, with the original attribution preserved.
The application's program code is separate from these linguistic resources.

Available source data (relative URLs):
source/dicovalence_100625_utf8.txt — original unmodified source
source/audit_french_pronoun_inventory.py — extraction and intersection recipe
source/build_french_en_y.py — editorial selection and generation recipe
source/en_y_examples.cjs — worked-example generator
source/verb_core_patterns.json — input construction records with source provenance
source/verbs.full.generated.js — input conjugation paradigms
source/referenceCards.js — original reference engine used to generate examples
source/referenceExpansion.js — expanded reference engine
source/referenceEnY.js — en/y construction engine
source/referenceInventory.js — compact original generated inventory
source/referenceEnYInventory.js — compact en/y generated inventory
enabled.json — original source-intersection records and provenance
en-y-editorial.json — editorial en/y records and provenance

Grammar references:
https://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/pro6.html
https://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/pro7.html
https://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/pro9.html

The labels describing review scope in the data should be read literally;
automated combination checks are not a claim of human review of every answer.