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English Grammar

English Grammar. By Yang Yan Foreign Languages College Luoyang Normal University. Lecture 1 Introduction. What we will go though in this class:. About the class requirements About the course About the book About the suggestions. 1. About the course. Why grammar?

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Chapter 3 Lexicon

Chapter 3 Lexicon. 1. What is word?. A unit of expression that has universal intuitive recognition by native speakers, whether it is expressed in spoken or written form.

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Chapter Three Lexicon

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COMP 4060 Natural Language Processing

COMP 4060 Natural Language Processing. Morphology, Word Classes, POS Tagging. Overview . Morphology Stemming Word Classes POS Tagging (Jurafsky, 2 nd edition, Ch. 2, 3, 5; Allen Ch. 2,3). Morphology. Morphemes and Words. Morpheme = "minimal meaning-bearing unit in a language"

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Introduction

Introduction. Grammatical Hierarchy. Definition of GRAMMAR. GRAMMAR: the structural system of a language . the branch of linguistics that deals with syntax and morphology (and sometimes also deals with semantics ). Linguistics. Syntax. Morphology. Grammar. Semantics. Five Ranks.

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Introduction

Introduction. Grammatical hierarchy( ???? )

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Automatic Text Summarization

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The acquisition of simple sentences

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Morphology

Morphology . Morphology is the study of the building blocks of meaning in language. How do languages build words and indicate grammatical relationships between words? Very often, the answer lies in their morphology. a. What are words? ? Strings of sounds with particular meanings

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Words & Meaning:

Words & Meaning:. An introduction. Words & Meaning. Words and meanings are linked, but they are not identical Your textbook gives three reasons why: i.) The translation argument ii.) The imperfect mapping argument iii.) The elasticity argument iv.) The partial ignorance argument .

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Syntactic category acquisition

Syntactic category acquisition. Early words (Clark 2003). Early words (Clark 2003). people daddy, mommy, baby animals dog, kitty, bird, duck body parts eye, nose, ear food banana, juice, apple, cheese toys ball, balloon, book cloths shoe, sock, hat vehicles car, truck, boat

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Hello, Everyone!

Hello, Everyone!. Part I. Review . Review Questions. 1 . How are English consonants classified? 2 . How are English Vowels classified?. Part II. New Content. Chapter 3. Morphology. 3.1. Morphology . 3.1.1 Open class and closed class.

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Chapter 20 Part 2

Chapter 20 Part 2. Computational Lexical Semantics Acknowledgements: these slides include material from Rada Mihalcea, Ray Mooney, Katrin Erk, and Ani Nenkova. 1. Knowledge-based WSD. Task definition

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Parts of speech

Parts of speech. Content words Refers to objects ,actions or properties eg : president ,report etc. Open class words Not finite Classified into nouns ,verbs and properties Function Words Inform us how content words relate to each other eg : is, of, the etc Closed class words Finite set .

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