Adjective
G
Adjective
Adjective
Abstract
These are positive adjectives.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
Adverb
G
Adverb
Adverb
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
AdverbialNoun
G
AdverbialNoun
Adverbial Noun
SubClass Of
AdverbParticle
G
AdverbParticle
Adverb Particle
Abstract
This is a ?portmanteau? tag RP (for ?adverb or particle?) to the ten words "about", "across", "down", "in", "off", "on", "out", "over", "through", and "up", except when they are functioning as prepositions, when they receive the normal preposition tag IN.
SubClass Of
Article
G
Article
Article
Abstract
a, the, no
SubClass Of
Be
G
Be
Be
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
BeBaseForm
G
BeBaseForm
Be Base Form
Abstract
This is the verb "be", whether serving as auxiliary or as full verb.
SubClass Of
BePast
G
BePast
Be Past
SubClass Of
BePastParticiple
G
BePastParticiple
Be Past Participle
Abstract
been
SubClass Of
BePresent
G
BePresent
Be Present
SubClass Of
BePresentParticiple
G
BePresentParticiple
Be Present Participle
Abstract
being
SubClass Of
CardinalNumeral
G
CardinalNumeral
Cardinal Numeral
Abstract
one, two, 2, etc.
SubClass Of
CitedWord
G
CitedWord
Cited Word
Abstract
cited word (hyphenated after regular tag)
SubClass Of
CommonNoun
G
CommonNoun
Common Noun
Abstract
These are common nouns or mass noun in ther head position.
SubClass Of
ComparativeAdjective
G
ComparativeAdjective
Comparative Adjective
Abstract
These are comparative adjectives.
SubClass Of
ComparativeAdverb
G
ComparativeAdverb
Comparative Adverb
SubClass Of
Conjunction
G
Conjunction
Conjunction
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
CoordinatingConjunction
G
CoordinatingConjunction
Coordinating Conjunction
Abstract
These are coordinating conjunctions, e.g. "and", "or", etc.
SubClass Of
Determiner
G
Determiner
Determiner
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
DeterminerOrDoubleConjunction
G
DeterminerOrDoubleConjunction
Determiner Or Double Conjunction
Abstract
either
SubClass Of
Do
G
Do
Do
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
DoBaseForm
G
DoBaseForm
Do Base Form
Abstract
This is the verb "do", whether serving as auxiliary or as full verb.
SubClass Of
Does
G
Does
Does
SubClass Of
DoPast
G
DoPast
Do Past
Abstract
did
SubClass Of
ExistentialThere
G
ExistentialThere
Existential There
Abstract
This is the existential subject "there".
SubClass Of
ForeignWord
G
ForeignWord
Foreign Word
Abstract
These rae foreign words.
SubClass Of
Has
G
Has
Has
SubClass Of
Have
G
Have
Have
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
HaveBaseForm
G
HaveBaseForm
Have Base Form
Abstract
This is the verb "have", whether serving as auxiliary or as full verb.
SubClass Of
HavePast
G
HavePast
Have Past
Abstract
had
SubClass Of
HavePastParticiple
G
HavePastParticiple
Have Past Participle
Abstract
had
SubClass Of
HavePresentParticiple
G
HavePresentParticiple
Have Present Participle
Abstract
present participle or gerund
SubClass Of
HeadlineWord
G
HeadlineWord
Headline Word
Abstract
This tag is used for words occurring in headline. It is hyphenated to the regular tag.
SubClass Of
InfinitiveMarker
G
InfinitiveMarker
Infinitive Marker
Abstract
This is the infinitive marker "to".
SubClass Of
Interjection
G
Interjection
Interjection
Abstract
These are interjections or exclamations of various sorts, which have no syntactic function; they occur mostly in the dialogue of the fictional samples.
SubClass Of
LexicalVerb
G
LexicalVerb
Lexical Verb
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
LexicalVerbBaseForm
G
LexicalVerbBaseForm
Lexical Verb Base Form
Abstract
These are verbs in the base form, regardless of syntactic function.
The inflected forms of normal verbs are marked with the suffix tags Z (3rd. singular), D (past tense), N (past participle), and G (present participle/gerund).
SubClass Of
LexicalVerbPastForm
G
LexicalVerbPastForm
Lexical Verb Past Form
SubClass Of
LexicalVerbPastParticiple
G
LexicalVerbPastParticiple
Lexical Verb Past Participle
SubClass Of
LexicalVerbPresentParticiple
G
LexicalVerbPresentParticiple
Lexical Verb Present Participle
Abstract
verb, present participle/gerund
SubClass Of
LexicalVerbThirdPerson
G
LexicalVerbThirdPerson
Lexical Verb Third Person
SubClass Of
ModalAuxiliaryVerb
G
ModalAuxiliaryVerb
Modal Auxiliary Verb
Abstract
These are modal auxiliaries, regardless of tense, e.g. "can", "should", "will".
SubClass Of
Negator
G
Negator
Negator
Abstract
The word "not" is tagged *, which is joined to the verb tag in the case of contracted forms.
SubClass Of
NominalAdverb
G
NominalAdverb
Nominal Adverb
Abstract
here then, indoors
SubClass Of
NominalPronoun
G
NominalPronoun
Nominal Pronoun
Abstract
These are indefinite pronouns, compounds of "any-", "every-", "no-", and "some-", e.g. everybody, nothing.They are tagged as PN, or PN$ if they have the possessive suffix -'s.
SubClass Of
NominativePersonalPronoun
G
NominativePersonalPronoun
Nominative Personal Pronoun
Abstract
I, we, they, you
SubClass Of
Noun
G
Noun
Noun
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
Numeral
G
Numeral
Numeral
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
olia_system:UnitOfAnnotation
G
olia_system_UnitOfAnnotation
Unit Of Annotation
(olia_system)
Namespace
http://purl.org/olia/system.owl#
Sub-Classes
OrdinalNumeral
G
OrdinalNumeral
Ordinal Numeral
Abstract
first, 2nd
SubClass Of
PersonalPronoun
G
PersonalPronoun
Personal Pronoun
Abstract
These are personal pronouns. Personal pronouns have tags beginning with PP, followed by one or more letters indicating case, concord, and sometimes number.Reflexive/intensive pronouns (e.g. "myself") are tagged PPL if singular and PPLS (e.g. "ourselves") if plural, with no distinction for case. PPO is the used tag for objective personal pronouns, e.g. "me", "him", "it", "them".
SubClass Of
PossessivePronoun
G
PossessivePronoun
Possessive Pronoun
SubClass Of
PostDeterminer
G
PostDeterminer
Post Determiner
Abstract
"many", "several", "next"
SubClass Of
PostQualifier
G
PostQualifier
Post Qualifier
Abstract
enough, indeed
SubClass Of
Preposition
G
Preposition
Preposition
Abstract
These are prepositions, e.g.
SubClass Of
PreQualifier
G
PreQualifier
Pre Qualifier
Abstract
quite, rather
SubClass Of
PreQuantifier
G
PreQuantifier
Pre Quantifier
SubClass Of
Pronoun
G
Pronoun
Pronoun
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
ProperNoun
G
ProperNoun
Proper Noun
Abstract
These are proper nouns or parts of name phrases.
SubClass Of
Punctuation
G
Punctuation
Punctuation
SubClass Of
Qualifier
G
Qualifier
Qualifier
Abstract
very, fairly
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
SubordinatingConjunction
G
SubordinatingConjunction
Subordinating Conjunction
Abstract
These are subordinators, e.g. "since", "because", "if", "although".
SubClass Of
SuperlativeAdjective
G
SuperlativeAdjective
Superlative Adjective
Abstract
These are semantically superlative adjective, e.g. "chief", "top".
SubClass Of
SuperlativeAdverb
G
SuperlativeAdverb
Superlative Adverb
SubClass Of
Tag
G
Tag
Tag
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
TitleWord
G
TitleWord
Title Word
Abstract
These are words occurring as constituents of titles, e.g. of books, plays, corporations, government agencies, etc., are given their normal tag with the addition of the hyphenated tag -TL.
In most cases these words are capitalized, except for function-words such as prepositions, conjunctions, and sometimes pronouns.
Some examples:
the United States of America
VBN-TL NNS-TL IN-TL NP-TL
Gulliver's Travels
NP$-TL NNS-TL
But the titles Mr , Mrs., and Miss and Sir have been tagged as proper noun.
SubClass Of
Verb
G
Verb
Verb
Abstract
This is a class, we inserted to structure the tagset.
SubClass Of
Sub-Classes
WhAdverb
G
WhAdverb
Wh Adverb
Abstract
how, where, when
SubClass Of
WhDeterminer
G
WhDeterminer
Wh Determiner
Abstract
what, which
SubClass Of
WhPronoun
G
WhPronoun
Wh Pronoun
Abstract
These are interrogatives and relatives which begin with WP; subject forms are tagged WPS and object forms WPO, e.g. "whose".
SubClass Of
WhQualifier
G
WhQualifier
Wh Qualifier
Abstract
how
SubClass Of