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== Exercise == | == Exercise (due March, 11th) == | ||
Develop a grammar that consists of | Develop a grammar that consists of | ||
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* a set of rules | * a set of rules | ||
The type hierarchy of your grammar should be based on the latest version | It's up to you what to include into the lexicon. Its content should be representative of a particular topic, e.g., sports, business, politics, traveling, TV and entertainment, etc. | ||
Be a bit creative. ''The student goes to university'' and something of that sort has been covered already in class and will '''not''' be accepted. | |||
The type hierarchy of your grammar should be based on the latest version from week 10. | |||
[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'''. | |||
Your grammar should cover (correctly recognize and reject) the following patterns: (again, note that these are patterns, i.e. the actual words are specific to your own custom lexicon). | |||
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Exercise (due March, 11th)
Develop a grammar that consists of
- a type hierarchy
- a lexicon
- a set of rules
It's up to you what to include into the lexicon. Its content should be representative of a particular topic, e.g., sports, business, politics, traveling, TV and entertainment, etc. Be a bit creative. The student goes to university and something of that sort has been covered already in class and will not be accepted.
The type hierarchy of your grammar should be based on the latest version from week 10. [1]
You need to make some minor modifications to handle functionality regarding agreement. Your grammar should cover (correctly recognize and reject) the following patterns: (again, note that these are patterns, i.e. the actual words are specific to your own custom lexicon).