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Treebank Statistics: UD_Ruuli-RDT: Features: NounClass

This feature is language-specific. It occurs with 19 different values: Bantu1, Bantu10, Bantu11, Bantu12, Bantu13, Bantu14, Bantu15, Bantu16, Bantu17, Bantu18, Bantu2, Bantu23, Bantu3, Bantu4, Bantu5, Bantu6, Bantu7, Bantu8, Bantu9.

This is a layered feature with the following layers: NounClass, NounClass[iobj], NounClass[obj], NounClass[psed], NounClass[psor].

3184 tokens (51%) have a non-empty value of NounClass. 1736 types (75%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of NounClass. 858 lemmas (77%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of NounClass. The feature is used with 11 part-of-speech tags: NOUN (1108; 18% instances), VERB (769; 12% instances), ADV (305; 5% instances), PRON (246; 4% instances), ADP (170; 3% instances), AUX (160; 3% instances), PART (126; 2% instances), ADJ (100; 2% instances), PROPN (96; 2% instances), DET (94; 1% instances), NUM (10; 0% instances).

NOUN

1108 NOUN tokens (100% of all NOUN tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which NOUN and NounClass co-occurred: Referent=Yes (684; 62%).

NOUN tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (341; 31% of non-empty NounClass): omukali, omwana, musaiza, ontale, omusaiza, mukaire, omaama, maama, muntu, mwojo
• Bantu10 (35; 3% of non-empty NounClass): nkaito, nkoko, enaku, entalo, eengoye, encwi, enkaito, ensonga, ente, esaawa
• Bantu11 (35; 3% of non-empty NounClass): lukalu, olutalo, lutalo, lubuga, lugambo, luwumula, lwaigolo, lwali, olugendo, olugoye
• Bantu12 (28; 3% of non-empty NounClass): kaita, akamere, akaita, akantu, akasana, akaseente, akayumba, kagera, katale, katambaala
• Bantu13 (2; 0% of non-empty NounClass): tulo, otwani
• Bantu14 (58; 5% of non-empty NounClass): buzibu, bwomi, obunage, obuto, obwiire, bufumbo, bugega, bugenyi, bujuurwa, bukama
• Bantu15 (15; 1% of non-empty NounClass): kusoroora, kwebukira, okurunguwa, okuwandiika, akukulia, kubandula, kubyalibwa, kukobeire, kukuuma, kwelanga
• Bantu2 (92; 8% of non-empty NounClass): abantu, abaana, bantu, baana, bairange, abakaire, basaiza, abakali, BAWANDIIKI, Bairaiswe
• Bantu3 (82; 7% of non-empty NounClass): mukago, mwaka, muceere, mutwe, Omusaale, mwoyo, mugaso, omusaayi, omwaka, omukubi
• Bantu4 (28; 3% of non-empty NounClass): emyaka, misinde, emitumbi, miringo, buwangwa, emirimu, emisaale, miigo, misiri, Emyka
• Bantu5 (25; 2% of non-empty NounClass): isomero, isana, itakali, eitakali, eiwuli, idembe, irwaliro, isara, iyanga, somero
• Bantu6 (60; 5% of non-empty NounClass): maiso, maani, amaani, maizi, masomero, amaizi, maka, Macande, amabeere, amagezi
• Bantu7 (64; 6% of non-empty NounClass): kibira, kibiina, ekintu, kintu, kyalo, Ekirowoozo, Ekitabo, Kiwuka, ekiibbo, ekisenge
• Bantu8 (78; 7% of non-empty NounClass): ebintu, biro, ebyafaayo, ebiyaata, ebitimba, ebiduuma, Bigambo, bibira, bideero, bifuka
• Bantu9 (165; 15% of non-empty NounClass): nzala, nnyanja, eka, ngeri, ennyanja, enzala, pampa, emere, engeri, njawulo

Paradigm kiduuma	Bantu14	Bantu7	Bantu8
	obuduuma	ekiduuma	ebiduuma

VERB

769 VERB tokens (54% of all VERB tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which VERB and NounClass co-occurred: VerbForm=Fin (734; 95%), Referent=EMPTY (714; 93%), Mood=Ind (692; 90%), Person=3 (661; 86%), Number=EMPTY (604; 79%), Person[obj]=EMPTY (511; 66%), Tense=Pres (424; 55%), Aspect=EMPTY (406; 53%).

VERB tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (362; 47% of non-empty NounClass): nakoba, namukoba, ayabire, alina, nayaba, abba, akoba, Mulabule, abbaire, akaita
• Bantu10 (7; 1% of non-empty NounClass): Muzikubbe, Otazikubba, Zikubbe, niziwaa, zibba, zirya, zitambuura
• Bantu11 (9; 1% of non-empty NounClass): walugula, Nilutuleetera, lukendeire, lukikirye, lukuboneka, lukunyenda, lwaweire, mukurwizukira
• Bantu12 (24; 3% of non-empty NounClass): nkaita, kazwire, nikaimuka, Kateeka, Nakabwoine, akaliganga, kaabyayire, kaayakaliriirye, kabina, kakwaka
• Bantu14 (14; 2% of non-empty NounClass): bukuure, bufuukire, bukanga, bukunaanka, bwabbanga, bwayakaliriirye, mbwatirye, nebutoonya, obukulugaluga, okubona
• Bantu15 (3; 0% of non-empty NounClass): kuleetere, kulibatoola, nekwongera
• Bantu16 (2; 0% of non-empty NounClass): niwabba, wagwire
• Bantu17 (1; 0% of non-empty NounClass): okwemereire
• Bantu2 (162; 21% of non-empty NounClass): babba, bakoba, balikalya, batandikire, bendya, Bagagula, bakwendya, balikukubba, nibampeerya, Baabire
• Bantu3 (18; 2% of non-empty NounClass): gubba, gukunduma, oguweire, bagwombokesyanga, gubaire, gubyala, gujunda, gukuboneka, gukuwooma, guwangaala
• Bantu4 (7; 1% of non-empty NounClass): genkainenkaine, egikiire, egikwaba, gyakalawo, twazimaare
• Bantu5 (4; 1% of non-empty NounClass): elikusoka, ligwire, nalyemeerya, nilibbambatala
• Bantu6 (15; 2% of non-empty NounClass): gayoncerye, Nagasobola, agafuukure, gaabire, gaakoore, gabba, gaikire, gamuwa, gamuwaire, gawondera
• Bantu7 (65; 8% of non-empty NounClass): kiba, Kikuboneka, ekikutegeeza, kibba, kukimalirya, Kyawoomanga, Tokitaka, Tukimaite, Twakiremu, ekikoore
• Bantu8 (48; 6% of non-empty NounClass): mubireke, byabbanga, ebyayakaire, nibyera, obikola, EBIKWEKEERA, Nibibbiiya, Okubirya, Twabyetanga, bibbaa
• Bantu9 (28; 4% of non-empty NounClass): Ekutuleka, eba, ebba, ebbee, ekuluga, ekwaba, enduma, eyabe, ginasomeranga, jipakasa

Paradigm bba	Bantu1	Bantu10	Bantu14	Bantu16	Bantu2	Bantu3	Bantu6	Bantu7	Bantu8	Bantu9
Aspect=Hab|Mood=Ind|Polarity=Neg|Referent=Yes|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin					abataabbaanga
Aspect=Hab|Mood=Ind|Referent=Yes|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin									ebyabbanga
Aspect=Hab|Mood=Ind|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin			bwabbanga						byabbanga
Aspect=Perf|Mood=Ind|Tense=Past|VerbForm=Fin	yabbaire
Aspect=Perf|Mood=Ind|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin	abbaire, Abaire				babbaire	gubaire
Aspect=Pers|Mood=Ind|Polarity=Neg|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin					tebakyabba
Mood=Ind|Polarity=Neg|Tense=Nar|VerbForm=Fin										netabbaa
Mood=Ind|Polarity=Neg|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin	tabba					tigubba
Mood=Ind|Tense=Fut|VerbForm=Fin								kyabba
Mood=Ind|Tense=Nar|VerbForm=Fin	Naabba, nabba			niwabba
Mood=Ind|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=Fin	abba, abbaa	zibba			babba	gubba	gabba	kibba, kiba	bibbaa	ebba
Mood=Sub|Tense=Pres								kibbee
Mood=Sub|VerbForm=Fin										ebbee
Tense=Pres	abba							kiba		eba

ADV

305 ADV tokens (55% of all ADV tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which ADV and NounClass co-occurred: Deixis=EMPTY (229; 75%), PronType=EMPTY (221; 72%).

ADV tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): mpiti, atyai
• Bantu14 (1; 0% of non-empty NounClass): buti
• Bantu16 (96; 31% of non-empty NounClass): wo, awo, ani
• Bantu17 (61; 20% of non-empty NounClass): ku, kuni, okwo
• Bantu18 (41; 13% of non-empty NounClass): mu, Omwo, muni
• Bantu2 (8; 3% of non-empty NounClass): batyai, beereere, bereere, abairai
• Bantu23 (87; 29% of non-empty NounClass): yo, eyo, eni, edi
• Bantu3 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): guti, gwonkai
• Bantu8 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): biti, bityai
• Bantu9 (5; 2% of non-empty NounClass): mangumangu, yonkai, eni, etyai

Paradigm tyai	Bantu1	Bantu2	Bantu8	Bantu9
	atyai	batyai	bityai	etyai

PRON

246 PRON tokens (62% of all PRON tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which PRON and NounClass co-occurred: Deixis=EMPTY (206; 84%), Person=EMPTY (167; 68%), Person[psed]=EMPTY (163; 66%), Person[psor]=EMPTY (163; 66%), Poss=EMPTY (163; 66%), Number=EMPTY (161; 65%), PronType=Prs (127; 52%).

PRON tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (74; 30% of non-empty NounClass): wange, yee, ye, gwe, owange, waiswe, gw’, oyo, waamu, Odi
• Bantu10 (6; 2% of non-empty NounClass): zaamu, ezindi, zamu, ze, zo
• Bantu11 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): Lwona, aludi
• Bantu12 (6; 2% of non-empty NounClass): ako, kanu, k’, kani
• Bantu14 (10; 4% of non-empty NounClass): bwange, bundi, bunu, bw’, bwaiswe, bwamu, bwe, bwo, bwoo
• Bantu15 (1; 0% of non-empty NounClass): kwange
• Bantu16 (12; 5% of non-empty NounClass): we, ewaiswe, wa, waiswe, w’, waanywei
• Bantu2 (29; 12% of non-empty NounClass): bange, abaamu, abo, abandi, badi, banaani, banywe, bo, boo, aba
• Bantu23 (7; 3% of non-empty NounClass): gye, yoo, eni, gy’, je
• Bantu3 (8; 3% of non-empty NounClass): gwange, goo, gundi, gwamu, gwona, ogwo
• Bantu4 (1; 0% of non-empty NounClass): je
• Bantu5 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): elyo, lyamu
• Bantu6 (8; 3% of non-empty NounClass): gange, g’, gadi, gani, ganu
• Bantu7 (38; 15% of non-empty NounClass): ekyo, kye, ky’, kiki, kini, kyange, ekindi, kyaiswe, kyamu, kyo
• Bantu8 (22; 9% of non-empty NounClass): ebyo, bye, byamu, byo, ebindi, Byonabyona, bidi, biki, bikiki, bindi
• Bantu9 (20; 8% of non-empty NounClass): gye, gy’, yamu, je, Ze, edi, gini, nani, yange, yanywei

Paradigm e	Bantu1	Bantu10	Bantu12	Bantu14	Bantu16	Bantu23	Bantu4	Bantu6	Bantu7	Bantu8	Bantu9
	gwe, gw'	ze	k'	bw', bwe	we, wa, w'	gye, gy', je	je	g'	kye, ky'	bye	gye, gy', je, Ze

ADP

170 ADP tokens (75% of all ADP tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which ADP and NounClass co-occurred: Referent=Yes (107; 63%).

ADP tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu16 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): owa
• Bantu17 (58; 34% of non-empty NounClass): oku, ku
• Bantu18 (104; 61% of non-empty NounClass): mu, omu
• Bantu23 (6; 4% of non-empty NounClass): e

AUX

160 AUX tokens (78% of all AUX tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which AUX and NounClass co-occurred: Number=EMPTY (160; 100%), Person=3 (160; 100%), Aspect=EMPTY (145; 91%), Tense=Pres (127; 79%), InfStruct=EMPTY (118; 74%).

AUX tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (53; 33% of non-empty NounClass): ali, niye, yaali, yali, ata, abba, tiyali, Akwiza, Takwiza, akubba
• Bantu10 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): ziri
• Bantu11 (7; 4% of non-empty NounClass): nilwo, olwali, luli, luta
• Bantu12 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): kalibba, niko
• Bantu14 (6; 4% of non-empty NounClass): Bwali, Tibwaali, bukyali, buli, nibwo, obubbaire
• Bantu15 (5; 3% of non-empty NounClass): nikwo, okwali
• Bantu16 (12; 8% of non-empty NounClass): wali, niwo, Niwabbaa, tiwaali, waalo, wabba
• Bantu17 (2; 1% of non-empty NounClass): kuli
• Bantu18 (6; 4% of non-empty NounClass): muli, mulu, nimwo
• Bantu2 (14; 9% of non-empty NounClass): bali, babbaire, Babba, abaali, ababbanga, abali, baali, bakyali, balaa, gukyaali
• Bantu23 (9; 6% of non-empty NounClass): nigyo, nijo
• Bantu3 (8; 5% of non-empty NounClass): guli, guta, gwali, ogubba, oguli, tiguli, tiguta, tinibwo
• Bantu4 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): egitaali
• Bantu5 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): liri
• Bantu6 (6; 4% of non-empty NounClass): gakyali, gali, ngo, nigo
• Bantu7 (14; 9% of non-empty NounClass): ekiri, nikyo, ekitaa, Tikyali, kiri, kiru, tekikwaba
• Bantu8 (6; 4% of non-empty NounClass): Buli, biri, biru, byaba, ebyalo, nibyo
• Bantu9 (7; 4% of non-empty NounClass): eri, ero, nigyo, niyo, teri

Paradigm li	Bantu1	Bantu10	Bantu11	Bantu14	Bantu15	Bantu16	Bantu17	Bantu18	Bantu2	Bantu3	Bantu4	Bantu5	Bantu6	Bantu7	Bantu8	Bantu9
Aspect=Pers|Polarity=Neg|Tense=Pres	tiekyali
Aspect=Pers|Tense=Pres	akyali			bukyali					bakyali, gukyaali				gakyali
InfStruct=Foc|Tense=Pres	ntali
								mulu
Polarity=Neg|Referent=Yes|Tense=Past											egitaali
Polarity=Neg|Referent=Yes|Tense=Pres	ataali
Polarity=Neg|Tense=Past	tiyali, taalo			Tibwaali		tiwaali								Tikyali
Polarity=Neg|Tense=Pres	tali									tiguli						teri
Referent=Yes|Tense=Past			olwali		okwali				abaali						ebyalo
Referent=Yes|Tense=Pres									abali	oguli				ekiri
Tense=Past	yaali, yali			Bwali					baali	gwali
Tense=Pres	ali, alaa, eri	ziri	luli	buli		wali, waalo	kuli	muli, Mulu	bali, balaa	guli		liri	gali	kiri, kiru	Buli, biri, biru	eri, ero

PART

126 PART tokens (48% of all PART tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which PART and NounClass co-occurred: InfStruct=EMPTY (126; 100%).

PART tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (18; 14% of non-empty NounClass): wa, owa
• Bantu10 (6; 5% of non-empty NounClass): eza, za
• Bantu11 (4; 3% of non-empty NounClass): lwa, olwa
• Bantu12 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): ka
• Bantu14 (10; 8% of non-empty NounClass): bwa, obwa
• Bantu15 (5; 4% of non-empty NounClass): kwa, okwa
• Bantu16 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): wa, owa
• Bantu2 (13; 10% of non-empty NounClass): ba, aba
• Bantu3 (11; 9% of non-empty NounClass): gwa, ogwa
• Bantu4 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): ya, eya
• Bantu5 (3; 2% of non-empty NounClass): lya
• Bantu6 (5; 4% of non-empty NounClass): ga
• Bantu7 (6; 5% of non-empty NounClass): ekya, kya
• Bantu8 (15; 12% of non-empty NounClass): bya, ebya
• Bantu9 (24; 19% of non-empty NounClass): ya, eya, gy’

Paradigm a	Bantu1	Bantu10	Bantu11	Bantu12	Bantu14	Bantu15	Bantu16	Bantu2	Bantu3	Bantu4	Bantu5	Bantu6	Bantu7	Bantu8	Bantu9
_	wa, owa	eza, za	lwa, olwa	ka	bwa	kwa	wa	ba	gwa	ya	lya	ga	kya	bya	ya
Referent=Yes	owa	eza			obwa	okwa	owa	aba	ogwa	eya			ekya	ebya	eya

ADJ

100 ADJ tokens (100% of all ADJ tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which ADJ and NounClass co-occurred: Referent=EMPTY (81; 81%).

ADJ tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (23; 23% of non-empty NounClass): mukooto, musai, mwandi, mukaire, mukulu, Muzibu, mubi, mugarambi, musiriki, musumbe
• Bantu10 (6; 6% of non-empty NounClass): zigume, zinyamwingi, Zigumegume, eziiraguzu, ezikakobe, ezimpi
• Bantu11 (4; 4% of non-empty NounClass): lwenyini, lutuufu, Olulai
• Bantu12 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): kakaire
• Bantu14 (9; 9% of non-empty NounClass): bwingi, bukeeyi, bumpimpi, budoolidooli, bukeeyikeeyi, obuto, obweru, obwingi
• Bantu2 (7; 7% of non-empty NounClass): baingi, basai, batuufu, bonkai, abakulu, ogukwiza
• Bantu3 (8; 8% of non-empty NounClass): gukooto, gulamba, gusai, gwangu, ogubbisi
• Bantu4 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): girambiira, zingi
• Bantu5 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): erikooto
• Bantu6 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): gasongoli, geereere
• Bantu7 (23; 23% of non-empty NounClass): kisai, kituufu, ekikulu, kibi, kyangu, Ekisumbe, ekindi, kitabuletabule
• Bantu8 (11; 11% of non-empty NounClass): bingi, bibbi, bibbisi, bikooto, binyamulai
• Bantu9 (3; 3% of non-empty NounClass): ginaki, egisai, eyasookere

Paradigm sai	Bantu1	Bantu2	Bantu3	Bantu7	Bantu9
_	musai	basai	gusai	kisai
Referent=Yes					egisai

PROPN

96 PROPN tokens (100% of all PROPN tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which PROPN and NounClass co-occurred: Referent=EMPTY (61; 64%).

PROPN tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (62; 65% of non-empty NounClass): Kampala, Nakasongola, Namwera, Cobb, Mal, Museveni, Saito, Uganda, tereka, Amin
• Bantu11 (4; 4% of non-empty NounClass): Rwenzori, oRuruuli, oLuduuli
• Bantu14 (9; 9% of non-empty NounClass): Buduuli, Buganda, Bunyala, Bunankore, Bungereza, oBunyala
• Bantu2 (9; 9% of non-empty NounClass): Baduuli, Banankore, aBakagiri, aBaganda, aBakurubyo, aBalanda, aBanyala, aBapapali
• Bantu3 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): oMwandaala
• Bantu9 (11; 11% of non-empty NounClass): Nakasongola, Jinja, Kidera, Nalufeenya, Paasika, Rwampanga, Spain, Uganda, Waligga, pala

Paradigm Nakasongola	Bantu1	Bantu9
	Nakasongola	Nakasongola

NounClass seems to be lexical feature of PROPN. 94% lemmas (61) occur only with one value of NounClass.

DET

94 DET tokens (94% of all DET tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which DET and NounClass co-occurred: PronType=Dem (77; 82%).

DET tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (13; 14% of non-empty NounClass): oyo, odi, onu, oni
• Bantu10 (8; 9% of non-empty NounClass): zini, ezo, ezindi, zingai
• Bantu11 (4; 4% of non-empty NounClass): luni, olwo
• Bantu12 (5; 5% of non-empty NounClass): ako, Kani, kadi
• Bantu14 (4; 4% of non-empty NounClass): obwo, budi, buni
• Bantu17 (1; 1% of non-empty NounClass): luni
• Bantu2 (9; 10% of non-empty NounClass): abandi, abo, Bamekai, abamwe, bani
• Bantu3 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): guni, ogwo
• Bantu4 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): gini, imekai
• Bantu5 (2; 2% of non-empty NounClass): erimwei, erindi
• Bantu6 (6; 6% of non-empty NounClass): ganu, ago, gani
• Bantu7 (14; 15% of non-empty NounClass): ekyo, kini, kyona, kindi
• Bantu8 (19; 20% of non-empty NounClass): ebyo, bini, byonabyona, bidi, byani
• Bantu9 (5; 5% of non-empty NounClass): edi, ejo, eni, eyo

Paradigm ni	Bantu1	Bantu10	Bantu11	Bantu12	Bantu14	Bantu17	Bantu2	Bantu3	Bantu4	Bantu6	Bantu7	Bantu8	Bantu9
	onu, oni	zini	luni	Kani	buni	luni	bani	guni	gini	ganu, gani	kini	bini, byani	eni

NUM

10 NUM tokens (19% of all NUM tokens) have a non-empty value of NounClass.

The most frequent other feature values with which NUM and NounClass co-occurred: Referent=EMPTY (9; 90%), NumForm=Word (8; 80%), NumType=Card (8; 80%).

NUM tokens may have the following values of NounClass:

• Bantu1 (1; 10% of non-empty NounClass): omwei
• Bantu14 (1; 10% of non-empty NounClass): busatu
• Bantu3 (1; 10% of non-empty NounClass): ogumwei
• Bantu4 (1; 10% of non-empty NounClass): gimwei
• Bantu6 (1; 10% of non-empty NounClass): gamwei
• Bantu7 (2; 20% of non-empty NounClass): kimwei
• Bantu8 (2; 20% of non-empty NounClass): bibiri, bisatu
• Bantu9 (1; 10% of non-empty NounClass): emwe

Paradigm mwe	Bantu1	Bantu3	Bantu4	Bantu6	Bantu7	Bantu9
_	omwei		gimwei
NumForm=Word|NumType=Card		ogumwei		gamwei	kimwei
NumForm=Word|NumType=Card|Referent=Yes						emwe

Relations with Agreement in NounClass

The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in NounClass: VERB –[nsubj]–> NOUN (161; 91%), NOUN –[det]–> DET (72; 92%), NOUN –[nmod:poss]–> PRON (64; 73%), NOUN –[amod]–> ADJ (34; 97%), VERB –[nsubj]–> PRON (33; 65%), NOUN –[acl:relcl]–> VERB (26; 55%), ADJ –[nsubj]–> NOUN (20; 100%), VERB –[conj]–> VERB (16; 52%), NOUN –[conj]–> NOUN (13; 72%), VERB –[aux]–> AUX (12; 52%).

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