Difference between revisions of "Evenki and English/Contrastive Grammar"

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  identify at least five differences between the two languages, trying to cover a range of phenomena (e.g., don't make everything about nouns).
 
  identify at least five differences between the two languages, trying to cover a range of phenomena (e.g., don't make everything about nouns).
  
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    These can be anything where the analyses of equivalent phrases look different when the roots are ignored: i.e., differences in tags used (will appear as # in full pipeline output), differences in basic word order, etc. It can also be where a word is added (e.g., adding a definite article in English where one doesn't occur in another language) or where a tag determines a new word (e.g., a negative morpheme on a verb being realised as "not" in English).
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These can be anything where the analyses of equivalent phrases look different when the roots are ignored: i.e., differences in tags used (will appear as # in full pipeline output), differences in basic word order, etc. It can also be where a word is added (e.g., adding a definite article in English where one doesn't occur in another language) or where a tag determines a new word (e.g., a negative morpheme on a verb being realised as "not" in English).
  
 
===evn-eng Tests===
 
===evn-eng Tests===
  
 
Category:Sp23_ContrastiveGrammars
 
Category:Sp23_ContrastiveGrammars

Revision as of 23:25, 9 May 2023

Differences

identify at least five differences between the two languages, trying to cover a range of phenomena (e.g., don't make everything about nouns).
These can be anything where the analyses of equivalent phrases look different when the roots are ignored: i.e., differences in tags used (will appear as # in full pipeline output), differences in basic word order, etc. It can also be where a word is added (e.g., adding a definite article in English where one doesn't occur in another language) or where a tag determines a new word (e.g., a negative morpheme on a verb being realised as "not" in English).

evn-eng Tests

Category:Sp23_ContrastiveGrammars