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Appendix C. TIGER Tags and Labels 193 PDS substituting demonstrative pronoun PDAT attributive demonstrative pronoun PIS substituting indefinite pronoun PIAT attributive indefinite pronoun with/without determiner PPER non-reflexive personal pronoun PPOSS substituting possessive pronoun PPOSAT attributive possessive pronoun PRELS substituting relative pronoun PRELAT attributive relative pronoun PRF reflexive personal pronoun PWS substituting interrogative pronoun PWAT attribute interrogative pronoun PWAV adverbial interrogative or relative pronoun PROAV pronominal adverb PTKZU zu before infinitive PTKNEG negative particle PTKVZ separable verbal particle PTKANT answer particle PTKA particle with adjective or adverb SGML SGML markup SPELL letter sequence TRUNC word remnant VVFIN finite verb, full VVIMP imperative, full VVINF infinitive, full VVIZU infinitive with zu, full VVPP perfect participle, full VAFIN finite verb, auxiliary VAIMP imperative, auxiliary VAINF infinitive, auxiliary VAPP perfect participle, auxiliary VMFIN finite verb, modal VMINF infinite verb, modal
Appendix C. TIGER Tags and Labels 194 VMPP perfect participle, modal XY non-word containing non-letter $, comma $. sentence-final punctuation mark $( other sentence-internal punctuation mark C.2 Phrase Category (Node) Labels in TIGER AA superlative phrase with am AP adjective phrase AVP adverbial phrase CAC coordinated adposition CAP coordinated adjective phrase CAVP coordinated adverbial phrase CCP coordinated complementiser CH chunk CNP coordinated noun phrase CO coordination CPP coordinated adpositional phrase CS coordinated sentence CVP coordinated verb phrase (non-finite) CVZ coordinated infinitive with zu DL discourse level constituent ISU idiosyncratic unit MTA multi-token adjective NM multi-token number NP noun phrase PN proper noun PP adpositional phrase QL quasi-language S sentence VP verb phrase (non-finite) VZ infinitive with zu
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Automatic Detection of English Incl
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