Second ACL Workshop on Multiword Expressions: Integrating Processing, July 2004, ppStatistical Measures of the Semi-Productivity of Light Verb Constructions Suzanne Stevenson and Afsaneh Fazly and Ryan North Depar

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Light verb
• Phrasal verb
• Compound verb
• Verb
• Subject
• English verbs
• Semantics

Direct and Dependent Valuation in Ndebele Light-Verb Constructions Asia Pietraszko 1. Introduction This paper examines two types of light-verb (LV) constructions in Ndebele (Bantu, Zimbabwe), which differ in the form of

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Learning Semantic Composition to Detect Non-compositionality of Multiword Expressions Meghdad Farahmand Majid Yazdani Computer Science Computer Science

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• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Semantics
• Language
• Academia
• Artificial neural networks
• Machine learning
• Natural language processing
• Distributional semantics
• Light verb
• Word embedding
• Latent semantic analysis

68 But if the knowledge which we acquired before birth was lost by us at birth, and afterwards by the use of the senses we recovered that which we previously knew, will not that which we call learning be a process of rec

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• Language acquisition
• Linguistics
• Language
• Bootstrapping
• Cognitive science
• Syntactic bootstrapping
• Verb
• Light verb
• Part of speech
• Vocabulary development
• Regular and irregular verbs
• Turkish grammar

Can we put event nominals to rest? (Semantics) Russell Lee-Goldman UC Berkeley 2005 December The verb put has a use that can be characterized roughly as a causative light verb, illustrated in (1).

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• Syntax
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Semantics
• Thematic roles
• Grammatical categories
• Lexical semantics
• Argument
• Complement
• Causative
• Theta role
• Clause

68 But if the knowledge which we acquired before birth was lost by us at birth, and afterwards by the use of the senses we recovered that which we previously knew, will not that which we call learning be a process of rec

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• Language acquisition
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Language
• Bootstrapping
• Cognitive science
• Syntactic bootstrapping
• Verb
• Light verb
• Part of speech
• Vocabulary development
• Regular and irregular verbs

Máté Ittzés (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) The root k in Vedic After the short presentation of its etymology (< PIE *(s?)ker- and/or *(s)ker-), the paper will offer a systematic survey of the various (m

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• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Linguistic morphology
• Syntax
• Light verb
• English grammar
• Auxiliary verb
• Compound verb
• Periphrasis
• Predicate
• Grammaticalization
• Do-support

Error Analysis of Support Verb Constructions in Written Spanish Learner Corpora Marcos García Salido* LyS research team Department of Galician-Portuguese, French and Linguistics Facultade de Filoloxía, Universidade da

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• Grammar
• Semantics
• Parts of speech
• Lexicography
• Corpus linguistics
• Collocation
• Verb
• Lexical function
• Light verb
• Predicate
• Argument
• Lexical item

Language Science Colloquium 2016 Upcoming Job Candidate Talks Time: 2:30-4:00 pm Location: 1321 Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway Building Refreshments will be served. Eva Wittenberg, UC San Diego

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• Syntactic categories
• Grammar
• Syntax
• Phrase
• Light verb
• Language
• Noun phrase
• Argument

Multiword Expressions: Some Problems for Japanese NLP Timothy Baldwin CSLI, Stanford University 210 Panama St., Stanford, CA 94305, USA

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• Linguistics
• Parts of speech
• Syntax
• Lexicology
• Multiword expression
• Idiom
• Lexical item
• Light verb
• Preposition and postposition
• Argument
• Copula
• Compound verb