“…"Partitive articles" are also characterized by a slight subject/object asymmetry, subjects with "partitive articles" being more constrained than objects. Standard French, for example, allows preverbal subject "partitive article"-nominals only with stage-level predicates but not normally with individual-level predicates (Kupferman 1979;Guéron 2006;Grevisse and Goosse 2007, 745), unless they occur in an argumentative/corrective context with a focused constituent (often negated) other than the subject (Wilmet 2003, 165;Vogeleer and Tasmowski 2005, 69;Roig 2013), hence the inclusion of and differentiation between these contexts (= 8 and 9) in the questionnaire. Individual-level predicates are often found together with generic statements, that is, "[…] ⟨principled⟩ generalizations over the entities of a class" (Krifka et al 1995, 44).…”