ExtPos: external POS
This feature indicates, for the head of a fixed expression, the effective UPOS of the full expression when it differs from the UPOS of the word itself.
ExtPos is used in the SUD framework and appears in the MISC column
of some UD treebanks. Its inclusion in FEATS is currently specific to English, and only heads of the fixed relation,
though in the future it may be broadened.
ADP: adposition-like expression
Examples
- figures such as the Pope (such =
ADJ) - I want a cat instead of a dog (instead =
ADV) - according to the Pope (according =
VERB)
ADV: adverb-like expression
Examples
- I like dogs, of course (of =
ADP)
CCONJ: coordinating conjunction-like expression
Examples
- I like dogs as well as cats (first as =
ADV) - I don’t want a cat let alone a dog (let =
VERB)
PRON: pronoun-like expression
Examples
- one another (one =
NUM)- By contrast, each other is analyzed with a
detrelation, notfixed, soExtPosis not used there.
- By contrast, each other is analyzed with a
SCONJ: subordinator-like expression
Examples
- pastimes such as eating cake (such =
ADJ) - I brought an umbrella in case it rains (in =
ADP) - Let’s walk instead of taking the bus (instead =
ADV)
ExtPos in other languages: [bej] [en] [fr] [ha] [ht] [pcm] [pt]