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| Thanks, Donna |
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| I have briefly parsed your sentence . I hope it'll be sufficient: NP(pr)+ PV->( V+ PP+pr) + PP(N) ) + Reason Clause ->( NP(pr) +V She thinks of them as scenes because they are deter submod+adj+TOinfinite-clause + adv+submod+adj+to-infinite cl much too frag to be stories and far too imme to be mem. |
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| I don't know what all the acronyms mean and I can't seem to find them on the web. Are they linguistic terms? I've seen these terms used before in parsing, and I'd like to know what they mean. Do you know of any websites that define/explain these acronyms? Thanks, Donna |
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| Sorry I should have been more articulate : PP : Prepositional phrase Determiner submodifier PV phrasal verb NP noun phrase sorry again! |
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| Have a look at this site: Analysis of sentence |
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