Verbs
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== Natural language == | == Natural language == | ||
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| + | === Attributes for Verbs === | ||
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| + | ;[[Mood]] | ||
| + | ;[[Aspect]] | ||
| + | ;[[Voice]] | ||
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=== Lists of verbs === | === Lists of verbs === | ||
[[English verbs]] | [[English verbs]] | ||
| + | *[[French grammar#Auxiliary verbs|French verbs]] | ||
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| + | Verbs are represented in UNL? | ||
*by attributes, in case of auxiliary, quasi-auxiliary and semi-auxiliary verbs; | *by attributes, in case of auxiliary, quasi-auxiliary and semi-auxiliary verbs; | ||
*by relations, in case of linking verbs (copula); | *by relations, in case of linking verbs (copula); | ||
*by UWs, otherwise. | *by UWs, otherwise. | ||
| + | === Verbs as attributes === | ||
| − | + | Modal verbs are represented by attributes of [[modality]] | |
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;@ability | ;@ability | ||
;@desire | ;@desire | ||
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;@possibility | ;@possibility | ||
;@suggestion | ;@suggestion | ||
| − | + | Auxiliary verbs are represented by attributes of [[tense]] or [[aspect]] | |
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;@causative | ;@causative | ||
;@prospective | ;@prospective | ||
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;@terminative | ;@terminative | ||
| − | == | + | === Verbs as relations === |
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| − | + | Copula verbs are represented as the relation "aoj" | |
| + | Peter is beautiful = aoj(beautiful, Peter) | ||
Revision as of 01:12, 27 July 2012
Contents |
Natural language
Attributes for Verbs
Lists of verbs
UNL
Verbs are represented in UNL?
- by attributes, in case of auxiliary, quasi-auxiliary and semi-auxiliary verbs;
- by relations, in case of linking verbs (copula);
- by UWs, otherwise.
Verbs as attributes
Modal verbs are represented by attributes of modality
- @ability
- @desire
- @necessity
- @obligation
- @permission
- @probability
- @possibility
- @suggestion
Auxiliary verbs are represented by attributes of tense or aspect
- @causative
- @prospective
- @inceptive
- @continuative
- @progressive
- @terminative
Verbs as relations
Copula verbs are represented as the relation "aoj"
Peter is beautiful = aoj(beautiful, Peter)
