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Turkish Discourse Bank: Ongoing Developments
In addition to connectives like gibi that mark distinct sense classes such as EXPANSION and TEMPORAL relations, most connectives signal several types and subtypes of senses. For example, ama ‘but’ ...
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postposition (rağmen ‘despite’, için ‘for’, gibi ‘as well as’) and an accompanying suffix on the (non-finite) verb of the subordinate clause.1 (e) Anaphoric connectives such as ne var ki ‘however’,...
DetaylıThe Annotation Scheme of the Turkish Discourse Bank and An
features: (a) the adverbs that are used along with connective heads, e.g. tam aksine ‘just to the contrary’, (b) the focus particle dE used together with the connective head (e.g., ve de ‘and-focus...
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