DET: determiner
The English DET covers most cases of Penn Treebank DT, PDT, WDT. However:
- When a demonstrative one of these is not functioning as a determiner (det or det:predet) it becomes PRON.
- Relative that, and relative or interrogative which, are WDT and PRON if not attaching as det or det:predet.
Here are the English DET lexemes with associated morphological features (drawing on PronType, Definite, Number, and NumType):
| Lexemes | Features |
|---|---|
| a, an | Definite=Ind|PronType=Art |
| the | Definite=Def|PronType=Art |
| this, that | Number=Sing|PronType=Dem |
| these, those | Number=Plur|PronType=Dem |
| yonder | PronType=Dem |
| all, both, each**, every | PronType=Tot |
| half* | NumForm=Word|NumType=Frac|PronType=Ind |
| no, neither, nary* | PronType=Neg |
| any, some, another**, either | PronType=Ind |
| such*, quite*, many* | PronType=Ind |
| which, what, whatever | PronType=Int or PronType=Rel |
* Only DET as a predeterminer (PTB PDT)
** Except reciprocal each other and one another: see PRON
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