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Definition of case grammar in English: case grammarnoun mass nounLinguistics A form of grammar in which the structure of sentences is analysed in terms of semantic case relationships. Example sentencesExamples - Besides providing essential information on the semantic structures found in Dutch, it also makes available in one place a survey of the history, theory, and practice of case grammar with special reference to the work of several case grammarians.
- This paper proposes a solution to the above issues based on reusable pattern techniques and a case grammar of natural-language processing techniques.
- Has anyone studied the semantic differences between active, middle and passive in terms of case grammar?
- However, case grammar is not a particularly good representation for use in parsing sentences that involve complex syntactic constructions.
- The third example shows how the semantic information transmitted in a case grammar can be represented as a predicate.
Definition of case grammar in US English: case grammarnounkās ˈɡramər Linguistics A form of grammar in which the structure of sentences is analyzed in terms of the semantic roles of nouns in relation to predicates. Example sentencesExamples - This paper proposes a solution to the above issues based on reusable pattern techniques and a case grammar of natural-language processing techniques.
- Has anyone studied the semantic differences between active, middle and passive in terms of case grammar?
- The third example shows how the semantic information transmitted in a case grammar can be represented as a predicate.
- Besides providing essential information on the semantic structures found in Dutch, it also makes available in one place a survey of the history, theory, and practice of case grammar with special reference to the work of several case grammarians.
- However, case grammar is not a particularly good representation for use in parsing sentences that involve complex syntactic constructions.
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