Clausal Modifiers in the Grammar Matrix (C18-1)

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Challenge: clausal modifiers are a common feature of grammars that are not considered in development.
Approach: They propose to extend the coverage of an existing grammar customization system to clausal modifiers, also referred to as adverbial clauses.
Outcome: The proposed grammars achieve 88.4% coverage and 1.5% overgeneration on five languages not considered in development.

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