Ah, sure. Those are excellent points. I wasn&#x27;t really thinking about how we bridge grammatical incorrectness. For myself, perhaps because I&#x27;m a grammar nerd, I feel like I always parse someone&#x27;s mistaken statements into their grammatically correct forms. But I can recognize doing that <i>after</i> I&#x27;ve already figured out what they were intending to say. Same happened with my kids. That&#x27;s a helpful vector for thinking about the problem, for sure. Thanks!