engels parsing sentences
Count Noun (cn)
Noun referring to a person, place or
thing that can be counted.
Uncount Noun (ucn)
Noun referring to a person, place or
thing that cannot be counted.
Personal Pronoun (pp)
This pronoun tells you which person
it is about.
Possessive Pronoun (poss p)
These pronouns tell you who the
object belongs to
Definite Article (def art)
Is in front of a noun and indicates the
definiteness.
Indefinite Article (indef art)
Is in front of a noun and indicates the
definiteness.
verb (v)
Verbs express an action or a state.
Adjective (adj)
An adjective says something about
the noun. They often answer the
question ‘What kind of …?’
Adverb (adv)
An adverb says something about a
verb, an adjective or another adverb.
They often answer the question ‘How
…?
Preposition (prep)
Prepositions give the location of a
noun.
Demonstrative Pronoun (dem p)
Demonstrative pronouns are used
when you are pointing at an object.
Relative Pronoun (rel p)
They introduce a clause that gives
extra information about a noun.
Conjunction (conj)
Conjunctions put two sentences
together to make one.
Question Word (qw)
These words are used for open
questions.
proper noun (prop n)
names
reflexive pronoun (refl p)
myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves yourselves, themselves
cardinal number (card nu)
one, two, three, four, etc
ordinal number (ordin nu)
first, second, third, fourth, fifth etc.
quantifier
all, few, many …