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http://esw.w3.org/topic/its0908LinguisticMarkup
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etc. ''Phrasal/Group Verbs'' consist of a verb and a preposition. The resulting
combination creates a new verb. For example, the "called off" in
"The Chairman ''called off'' the meeting." is a group or phrasal verb. Other
- examples of ''group verbs'' are: turn up, put on, put off, get down, called on etc.
+ examples of ''group verbs'' are: turn up, put on, put off, get down, called on etc.
+ A ''linking verb'' connects a subject and its complement. Sometimes called copulas, linking verbs are often forms of the verb to ''be''.
'''Noun:-'''
''A noun is a naming word.''
@@ -220, +221 @@
{{{<pos_cat name="adjective" type="demonstrative"> This </pos_cat>
<pos_cat name="noun" type="common"> boy </pos_cat>
- <pos_cat name="verb" type="weak"> is </pos_cat>
+ <pos_cat name="verb" type="linking"> is </pos_cat>
<pos_cat name="adjective" type="general"> strong </pos_cat> .}}}
The same sentence "This boy is strong." can also be marked up in the following way without using finer parts-of-speech categories (depending on the requirements of a translation parser for a specifc language-pair).
@@ -230, +231 @@
<pos_cat name="verb"> is </pos_cat>
<pos_cat name="adjective"> strong </pos_cat> .}}}
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+ The sentence "Light a light light." can be marked up with word-level parts-of-speech metadata information in the following way without using finer parts-of-speech categories (depending on the requirements of a translation parser for a specifc language-pair).
+
+ {{{
+ <pos_cat name="verb"> Light </pos_cat> a
+ <pos_cat name="adjective"> light </pos_cat>
+ <pos_cat name="noun"> light </pos_cat> .
+ }}}
+
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