Sentence examples for grammatical classes from inspiring English sources
Corpora are often annotated to show grammatical classes and functions.
In our analysis, we did not explore the role of syntactic rules and grammatical classes such as verbs, adjectives, etc.
Regarding the extraction of simple terms, they only extracted the candidates that belong to certain grammatical classes defined by the expert, as well as the head of the noun phrases.
To identify them, it is necessary to previously define the size of the window and consider only the words that have the grammatical classes of nouns, adjectives, or verbs.
An electrophysiological study has specifically questioned whether the difference between proper and common noun classes consists in their belonging to two different semantic domains (or grammatical classes) or to a difference in the memory retrieval processes [4].
The neural generators of N400 to unrelated items (unknown persons and things) did not differ as a function of lexical class, thus suggesting that proper and common nouns are not treated differently as belonging to different grammatical classes.
When a particular tagmeme is identified in the analysis of an actual utterance, it is said to be manifested by the particular member of the grammatical class that occurs in the appropriate slot in the utterance.
Leaving those aside, there is some correlation between the length of a word, in terms of morphemes, and its grammatical class.
For instance, Oliveri et al. [5] applied transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) while their participants performed a morphological transformation task with action-related nouns and verbs and found that activity in the left primary motor cortex (M1) was enhanced regardless of the word's grammatical class.
Measures of several objective psycholinguistic features of the words (frequency, grammatical class, and number of letters) are also controlled.
Five items were removed from analyses because they were not the same grammatical class (e.g., expect (verb) and 期待 /kitai/ (noun) "expectation").
