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	~~== Adding More Features ==~~

	==~~= The feature VFORM =~~==		== Motivation ==

	~~Many verbs have more than one form~~. ~~For instance~~, ~~we find not only ''see'', but also ''sees'', ''saw'', ''seen''~~, and ~~''seeing''~~. ~~In one most~~ syntactic ~~environments, only one form of the verb can occur, as is shown below:~~		Implement your first grammar including
			-- i.) a type hiararchy,
			-- ii.) lexical entries (words), and
			-- iii.) three syntactic rules to properly combine words.

	~~(1) Lilly dances.<br>~~		----
	~~(2) *Lilly dance.<br>~~
	~~(3) *Lill dancing.<br>~~
	~~(4) *Lilly danced. (As perfect participle).<br>~~

	(5) *Lilly is dances.<br>		== Homework Assignment (Due November 5th) ==
	~~(6) *Lilly is dance.<br>~~
	~~(7) Lill is dancing.<br>~~
	~~(8) *Lilly is danced. (As perfect participle).<br>~~

	~~(9) *Lilly will dances.<br>~~		<span style="color: blue>Task 1</span>
	~~(10) Lilly will dance.<br>~~		In DesktopTrale, model the following type hierarchy. Make sure to start with topmost types. Add features only after the corresponding types have been specified.
	~~(11) *Lill will dancing.<br>~~		Don't forget to finally update the type hierarchy to make the changes effective. '''No spaces, no upper case letters, only underscore characters are allowed !'''
	~~(12) *Lilly will danced. (As perfect participle).<br>~~

	~~(13) *Lilly has dances.<br>~~
	~~(14) Lilly has dance.<br>~~
	~~(15) *Lill has dancing.<br>~~
	~~(16) Lilly has danced. (As perfect participle).<br>~~

	For each of these environments above, we therefore must be able to state which verb form is appropriate for it. Therefore, we must be able to describe the verb forms. In order to do so, we proceed in a way similar to the way we handled the case distinctions in nouns.

	~~We declare the feature VFORM as appropriate for the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform'' which takes the subtypes listed in the first column of the table below:~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	\|-
	~~! Verb form !! Full name !! Examples~~
	\|-
	\| <span style="color: ~~red~~>~~''fin''~~</span> ~~\|\| finite \|\| sees, is, will, dances, dance (non-third person singular), danced (past tense)~~
	\|-
	\| ~~<span style="color: red>''base''</span> \|\| base form (= bare infinitive) \|\| see~~, ~~be, dance, give~~
	\|-
	~~\| <span style="color: red>~~''~~prp~~''~~</span> \|\| present participle \|\| seeing~~, ~~being~~, ~~dancing, giving~~
	\|-
	~~\| <span style="color: red>~~''~~pfp~~'~~'</span> \|\| perfect participle \|\| seen, been, danced, given~~
	\|-
	\|}

	~~=== Exercise ===~~		[[File:Svnplaygroundth.png\|center\|The "02_SNV" type hierarchy]]

	~~a. Add the feature VFORM to the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform''.<br>~~
	~~b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>~~
	~~c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.~~

			<span style="color: blue>Task 2</span>
			Save the Type Hierarchy both in XML and in Trale format under the name "02_SVN".

	~~== Homework Assignment (Due November 5th) ==~~

	<span style="color: blue>Task 1</span>		<span style="color: blue>Task 3</span>
	~~In DesktopTrale, model a type hierarchy which includes information on ''case'' for nouns and ''vform'' for verbs.~~		Add lexical entries for "Lilly", "John", "cigarettes", "books", "reads", "cars", "smokes", "drives", "gives", and "dances". (Use lowercase letters also for the proper names!)
	Add ~~the following~~ lexical entries~~: ''her''~~, "~~she''~~, "~~Lilly~~", "~~playing~~", "~~played~~", "~~play~~", "~~plays~~".

	~~Note that~~ '''~~no spaces, no upper case letters, only underscore/lower-case characters are allowed !~~'''		<span style="color: blue>Task 4</span>
			* Add a rule called "verb_noun_rule" with two child nodes, which combines a verb followed by a noun to form a sentence node. (e.g., for "smokes cigarettes").
			* Add a rule called "noun_verb_rule" with two child nodes, which combines a noun followed by a verb to form a sentence node. (e.g., for "John smokes.")
			* Add a rule called "verb_noun_noun_rule" with three child nodes, which combines a verb followed by two nouns to form a sentence node and '''provide an example''' for a phrase which could be recognized from the list of available lexical entries.

			Note: Tags (boxed numbers representing child nodes) should be moved into the ''daughters'' list (DTRS) of the parent node. This can be accomplished by drag-and-drop (left click on the tag and move it inbetween the brackets), OR by keeping CTRL/(STRG) pressed + right click on the DTRS list and then selecting ''Add Tag to list''.

			<span style="color: blue>Task 5</span>
			Save the grammar as XML and Trale under the name "02_SVN_ready_for_testing".

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	b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>		b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>
	c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.		c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.


			== Homework Assignment (Due November 5th) ==

			<span style="color: blue>Task 1</span>
			In DesktopTrale, model a type hierarchy which includes information on ''case'' for nouns and ''vform'' for verbs.
			Add the following lexical entries: ''her'', "she'', "Lilly", "playing", "played", "play", "plays".

			Note that '''no spaces, no upper case letters, only underscore/lower-case characters are allowed !'''

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	b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>		b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>
	c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.		c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.




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	a. Add the feature VFORM to the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform''.<br>		a. Add the feature VFORM to the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform''.<br>
	b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pf'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>		b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>
	c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.		c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.

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	a. Add the feature VFORM to the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform''.<br>		a. Add the feature VFORM to the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform''.<br>
	b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, ~~pfp"~~ as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>		b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pf'' as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>
	c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.		c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.

Gert: /* Adding More Features */

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			=== Exercise ===

			a. Add the feature VFORM to the part of speech ''verb''. The value of VFORM is of type ''vform''.<br>
			b. Add the types ''fin, base, prp, pfp" as subtypes of ''vform''.<br>
			c. Add the words sees, see, seeing, and seen to the lexicon with their appropriate part of speech and VFORM value.

Gert: /* The feature VFORM */

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The feature VFORM

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 === The feature VFORM ===
-Many verbs also have more than one form. For instance, we find not only ''see'', but also  ''sees'', ''saw'', ''seen'', and ''seeing''.
+Many verbs have more than one form. For instance, we find not only ''see'', but also  ''sees'', ''saw'', ''seen'', and ''seeing''. In one most syntactic environments, only one form of the verb can occur, as is shown below:
 {| class="wikitable"