Concept information
Preferred term
verb phrase
Broader concept
Example
- After a list of verb phrases was produced from the BNC it was pared down to a more manageable size. (Coyne, Klapheke, Rouhizadeh, Sproat & Bauer, 2012)
- Finally the resulting verb phrase is combined with its subject resulting in a declarative sentence (S[dcl]). (Zhang & Clark, 2011)
- In (2) "spoken out" is negated which means that the verb phrase does not bear an opinion but our system failed to recognize the negation. (Choi, Cardie, Riloff & Patwardhan, 2005)
- In SVO languages such as English for example the main verb phrase usually comes after the first noun phrase-the main subject-in a sentence while in verb-final languages such as Japanese or German it comes very last. (Grissom II, Orita & Boyd-Graber, 2016)
- The full verb phrases are entered as lexical units in our verb phrase lists and given the same types of features as normal one-word verbs. (Stachowitz, 1973)
In other languages
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French
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groupe verbal
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-ZK8L4W6T-F
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