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Gert at 10:46, 16 July 2019

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	* Putin likes Trump '''but''' Trump loves Twitter		* Putin likes Trump '''but''' Trump loves Twitter
	* Merkel travels '''and''' Putin sleeps		* Merkel travels '''and''' Putin sleeps
	* (*) Putin likes Trump but Trump

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	* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''		* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''
	* Macron travels on Monday		* Macron travels on Monday
	* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''
	* Putin '''likes''' Jinping		* Putin '''likes''' Jinping
	* (*) Putin '''like''' Donald		* (*) Putin '''like''' Donald

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	* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''		* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''
	* Macron travels on Monday		* Macron travels on Monday
	* KimJongUn studied '''~~hard~~'''		* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''
	* Putin '''likes''' Jinping		* Putin '''likes''' Jinping
	* (*) Putin '''like''' Donald		* (*) Putin '''like''' Donald

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	* (*)Merkel gave the President		* (*)Merkel gave the President
	* The President gave the minister an order		* The President gave the minister an order
	* CNN '''reports''' fake news to the students		* CNN '''reports''' the fake news to the students
	* Merkel '''studied''' physics		* Merkel '''studied''' physics
	* Merkel '''studied'''		* Merkel '''studied'''

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Exercise (due October, 11th 2019)

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	intransitive verbs, transitive verbs, ditransitive verbs, noun phrases with a determiner (specifier), prepositional phrases, adverbs, modifiers, case and number agreement, conjunctions / coordination between two sentences.		intransitive verbs, transitive verbs, ditransitive verbs, noun phrases with a determiner (specifier), prepositional phrases, adverbs, modifiers, case and number agreement, conjunctions / coordination between two sentences.

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Exercise (due October, 11th)

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	== Exercise (due October, 11th) ==		== Exercise (due October, 11th 2019) ==

	Develop a grammar that consists of		Develop a grammar that consists of

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Exercise (due March, 11th)

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	== Exercise (due ~~March~~, 11th) ==		== Exercise (due October, 11th) ==

	Develop a grammar that consists of		Develop a grammar that consists of

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Exercise (due March, 11th)

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	The type hierarchy of your grammar should be based on the latest version from week 10.		The type hierarchy of your grammar should be based on the latest version from week 9.
	[https://www.english-linguistics.de/grammarparadise/wiki/index.php/Grammar_Writing:_Week_9]		[https://www.english-linguistics.de/grammarparadise/wiki/index.php/Grammar_Writing:_Week_9]

	You need to make some minor modifications to handle functionality regarding '''agreement'''.		You need to make some minor modifications to handle functionality regarding '''agreement''', and the parts-of-speech ''determiner'', ''adverb'', ''preposition'', ''conjunction'', etc.

	Your grammar should cover (correctly recognize and *reject) the following patterns: The actual words are specific to your own custom lexical entries, however, the ones in '''bold''' should be part of your lexicon.		Your grammar should cover (correctly recognize and *reject) the following patterns: The actual words are specific to your own custom lexical entries, however, the ones in '''bold''' should be part of your lexicon.

2018-02-09T11:47:36Z

Exercise (due March, 11th)

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	* Merkel '''studied'''		* Merkel '''studied'''
	* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''		* KimJongUn studied '''in Switzerland'''
			* Macron travels on Monday
	* KimJongUn studied '''hard'''		* KimJongUn studied '''hard'''
	* Putin '''likes''' Jinping		* Putin '''likes''' Jinping

2018-02-09T11:45:50Z

Exercise (due March, 11th)

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