BNC Part-of-speech codes
Extracted from the BNC Manual
- AJ0
- adjective (general or positive) e.g. good, old
- AJC
- comparative adjective e.g. better, older
- AJS
- superlative adjective, e.g. best, oldest
- AT0
- article, e.g. the, a, an, no . Note the inclusion of no: articles are defined as determiners which typically begin a noun phrase but cannot appear as its head.
- AV0
- adverb (general, not sub-classified as AVP or AVQ), e.g. often, well, longer, furthest. Note that adverbs, unlike adjectives, are not tagged as positive, comparative, or superlative. This is because of the relative rarity of comparative or superlative forms.
- AVP
- adverb particle, e.g. up, off, out. This tag is used for all prepositional adverbs, whether or not they are used idiomatically in phrasal verbs such as
Come out here
, orI can't hold out any longer
. - AVQ
- wh-adverb, e.g. when, how, why. The same tag is used whether the word is used interrogatively or to introduce a relative clause.
- CJC
- coordinating conjunction, e.g. and, or, but.
- CJS
- subordinating conjunction, e.g. although, when.
- CJT
- the subordinating conjunction that, when introducing a relative clause, as in
the day that follows Christmas
. Some theories treat that here as a relative pronoun; others as a conjunction. We have adopted the latter analysis. - CRD
- cardinal numeral, e.g. one, 3, fifty-five, 6609.
- DPS
- possessive determiner form, e.g. your, their, his.
- DT0
- general determiner: a determiner which is not a DTQ e.g. this both in
This is my house
andThis house is mine
. A determiner is defined as a word which typically occurs either as the first word in a noun phrase, or as the head of a noun phrase. - DTQ
- wh-determiner, e.g. which, what, whose, which. The same tag is used whether the word is used interrogatively or to introduce a relative clause.
- EX0
- existential there, the word thereappearing in the constructions
there is...
,there are ...
. - ITJ
- interjection or other isolate, e.g. oh, yes, mhm, wow.
- NN0
- common noun, neutral for number, e.g. aircraft, data, committee. Singular collective nouns such as committee take this tag on the grounds that they can be followed by either a singular or a plural verb.
- NN1
- singular common noun, e.g. pencil, goose, time, revelation.
- NN2
- plural common noun, e.g. pencils, geese, times, revelations.
- NP0
- proper noun, e.g. London, Michael, Mars, IBM. Note that no distinction is made for number in the case of proper nouns, since plural proper names are a comparative rarity.
- ORD
- ordinal numeral, e.g. first, sixth, 77th, next, last. No distinction is made between ordinals used in nominal and adverbial roles. next and last are included in this category, as general ordinals.
- PNI
- indefinite pronoun, e.g. none, everything, one (pronoun), nobody. This tag is applied to words which always function as heads of noun phrases. Words like some and these, which can also occur before a noun head in an article-like function, are tagged as determiners, DT0 or AT0.
- PNP
- personal pronoun, e.g. I, you, them, ours. Note that possessive pronouns such as ours and theirs are included in this category.
- PNQ
- wh-pronoun, e.g. who, whoever, whom. The same tag is used whether the word is used interrogatively or to introduce a relative clause.
- PNX
- reflexive pronoun, e.g. myself, yourself, itself, ourselves.
- POS
- the possessive or genitive marker 's or '. Note that this marker is tagged as a distinct word. For example,
Peter's or someone else's
is tagged Peter's or someone else's ]]> - PRF
- the preposition of. This word has a special tag of its own, because of its high frequency and its almost exclusively postnominal function.
- PRP
- preposition, other than of, e.g. about, at, in, on behalf of, with. Note that prepositional phrases like on behalf of or in spite of are treated as single words.
- TO0
- the infinitive marker to.
- UNC
unclassified
items which are not appropriately classified as items of the English lexicon. Examples include foreign (non-English) words; special typographical symbols; formulae; hesitation fillers such as errm in spoken language.- VBB
- the present tense forms of the verb be, except for is or 's am, are 'm, 're, be (subjunctive or imperative), ai (as in ain't).
- VBD
- the past tense forms of the verb be, was, were.
- VBG
- -ing form of the verb be, being.
- VBI
- the infinitive form of the verb be, be.
- VBN
- the past participle form of the verb be, been
- VBZ
- the -s form of the verb be, is, 's.
- VDB
- the finite base form of the verb do, do.
- VDD
- the past tense form of the verb do, did.
- VDG
- the -ing form of the verb do, doing.
- VDI
- the infinitive form of the verb do, do.
- VDN
- the past participle form of the verb do, done.
- VDZ
- the -s form of the verb do, does.
- VHB
- the finite base form of the verb have, have, 've.
- VHD
- the past tense form of the verb have, had, 'd.
- VHG
- the -ing form of the verb have, having.
- VHI
- the infinitive form of the verb have, have.
- VHN
- the past participle form of the verb have, had.
- VHZ
- the -s form of the verb have, has, 's.
- VM0
- modal auxiliary verb, e.g. can, could, will, 'll, 'd, wo (as in won't)
- VVB
- the finite base form of lexical verbs, e.g. forget, send, live, return. This tag is used for imperatives and the present subjunctive forms, but not for the infinitive (VVI).
- VVD
- the past tense form of lexical verbs, e.g. forgot, sent, lived, returned.
- VVG
- the -ing form of lexical verbs, e.g. forgetting, sending, living, returning.
- VVI
- the infinitive form of lexical verbs , e.g. forget, send, live, return.
- VVN
- the past participle form of lexical verbs, e.g. forgotten, sent, lived, returned.
- VVZ
- the -s form of lexical verbs, e.g. forgets, sends, lives, returns.
- XX0
- the negative particle not or n't.
- ZZ0
- alphabetical symbols, e.g. A, a, B, b, c, d.
The following portmanteau tags are used to indicate where the CLAWS system has indicated an uncertainty between two possible analyses:
- AJ0-AV0
- adjective or adverb
- AJ0-NN1
- adjective or singular common noun
- AJ0-VVD
- adjective or past tense verb
- AJ0-VVG
- adjective or -ing form of the verb
- AJ0-VVN
- adjective or past participle
- AVP-PRP
- adverb particle or preposition
- AVQ-CJS
- wh-adverb or subordinating conjunction
- CJS-PRP
- subordinating conjunction or preposition
- CJT-DT0
- that as conjunction or determiner
- CRD-PNI
- one as number or pronoun
- NN1-NP0
- singular common noun or proper noun
- NN1-VVB
- singular common noun or base verb form
- NN1-VVG
- singular common noun or -ing form of the verb
- NN2-VVZ
- plural noun or -s form of lexical verb
- VVD-VVN
- past tense verb or past participle
The following codes are used with c elements only:
- PUL
- left bracket (i.e. ( or [ )
- PUN
- any mark of separation ( . ! , : ; - ? ... )
- PUQ
- quotation mark ( ` ' `` '' )
- PUR
- right bracket (i.e. ) or ] )
Note that some punctuation marks (notably long dashes and ellipses) are not tagged as such in the corpus, but appear simply as entity references.
BNC Part-of-speech codes的更多相关文章
- Labels & Codes
Labels & Codes List of Codes Adjectives Nouns Verbs Other labels Adjectives adjective A word th ...
- UVA-146 ID Codes
It is 2084 and the year of Big Brother has finally arrived, albeit a century late. In order to exerc ...
- Lattice Codes
最近在做的一些关于lattice codes的工作,想记录下来. 首先,我认为lattice coding是一种联合编码调制技术,将消息序列映射到星座点.其中一个良好的性质是lattice point ...
- How to make a not-so-boring speech?
For almost 26 years, even a trivial boy like me, have made over 100 and listened uncountable speeche ...
- System Error Codes
很明显,以下的文字来自微软MSDN 链接http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms681382(v=vs.85).aspx M ...
- Windows Locale Codes - Sortable list(具体一个语言里还可具体细分,中国是2052,法国是1036)
Windows Locale Codes - Sortable list NOTE: Code page is an outdated method for character encoding, y ...
- Bar codes in NetSuite Saved Searches(transport/reprint)
THIS IS A COPY FROM BLOG Ways of incorporating Bar Codes into your Netsuite Saved Searches. Code ...
- Secret Codes
Secret Codes This is a list of codes that can be entered into the dialer to output the listed info ...
- Disabling default console handler in Java Logger by codes
The open source packages usu. relies on log4j or Java Logger to print logs, by default the console h ...
随机推荐
- ansible安装配置及基本用法
ansiblle具有如下特点: 1.部署简单,只需在主控端部署Ansible环境,被控端无需做任何操作: 2.默认使用SSH协议对设备进行管理: 3.主从集中化管理: 4.配置简单.功能强大.扩展性强 ...
- 【python基础】第11回 数据类型内置方法 02
本章内容概要 列表内置方法 字典内置方法 元组内置方法 集合内置方法 可变类型与不可变类型 本章内容详细 1.列表内置方法 list 列表在调用内置方法之后不会产生新的值 1.1 统计列表中的数据值的 ...
- Linux修改默认ssh22端口
1.检查端口是否可用 使用下面的命令检查您想增加或修改的端口号是否被占用,执行命令后如果没有任何打印,说明这个端口没有被占用 netstat -lnp|grep 23456 2.修改配置文件 ssh配 ...
- JavaWeb的技术体系
客户端和服务器端的交互 browser/ server(B/S)浏览器/服务器. client/server(C/S)应用/服务器.
- springboot集成swagger2报Illegal DefaultValue null for parameter type integer
springboot集成swagger2,实体类中有int类型,会报" Illegal DefaultValue null for parameter type integer"的 ...
- 在 SQL Server 中查找活动的 SQL 连接
在SQL Server中有几种方法可以找到活动的 SQL 连接.让我们看看一些使用 T-SQL 查询的简单快捷的方法. SP_WHO SP_WHO 是 SQL Server 内置的系统存储过程, 其他 ...
- APISpace 疫情地区校验API接口 免费好用
从2019年疫情开始爆发到现在,我们去到某个地方都会提心吊胆的,很怕一不小心就染上了这个病毒.在去到某个地方之前,我们提前查看到它的一个疫情等级,同时做好防护再出门我们心里也会有底一些.所以疫情地区校 ...
- 论文阅读 TEMPORAL GRAPH NETWORKS FOR DEEP LEARNING ON DYNAMIC GRAPHS
14 TEMPORAL GRAPH NETWORKS FOR DEEP LEARNING ON DYNAMIC GRAPHS link:https://scholar.google.com.hk/sc ...
- 聊一聊 C# 后台GC 到底是怎么回事?
一:背景 写这一篇的目的主要是因为.NET领域内几本关于阐述GC方面的书,都是纯理论,所以懂得人自然懂,不懂得人也没法亲自验证,这一篇我就用 windbg + 源码 让大家眼见为实. 二:为什么要引入 ...
- 实践GoF的设计模式:迭代器模式
摘要:迭代器模式主要用在访问对象集合的场景,能够向客户端隐藏集合的实现细节. 本文分享自华为云社区<[Go实现]实践GoF的23种设计模式:迭代器模式>,作者:元闰子. 简介 有时会遇到这 ...