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Example grammar Rules S→ NP VP NP → (D) A* N PP* VP → V (NP) (PP) PP → P NP Lexicon D: the, some A: big, brown, old N: birds, fleas, dog, hunter V: attack, ate, watched P: for, beside, with What do sentences look like? http://www.spectrum.uni-bielefeld.de/~ttrippel/htwg/ 18 How to write a grammar WS 2008-2009
CFG as a tree S NP VP D A A N PP V NP PP P NP D N P NP D N <strong>The</strong> big brown dog with fleas watched the birds beside the hunter http://www.spectrum.uni-bielefeld.de/~ttrippel/htwg/ 19 How to write a grammar WS 2008-2009
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