Phrasal verbs: Simple query (ignore case): _VV0 _RP
equivalent CQP syntax: [pos="VV0"] [pos="RP"]
Singular proper nouns: CQP syntax: [pos="NP1"]
And/or binomials: CQP syntax: [class="ADJ|SUBST|ADV"] "and|or"%c [class="ADJ|SUBST|ADV"] within u
here we use class as it is quicker to capture all forms than if we used pos; note within u means find examples in an utterance
Repeated binomials: CQP syntax: a:[class="SUBST|ADJ|ADV"] "and|or"%c b:[class="SUBST|ADJ|ADV"] :: a.word = b.word within u
here we see use of labels a and b to find repeated forms
adjectives within 2 words of a word starting with lang: CQP syntax: MU (meet [pos="JJ"] [word="lang.*"] -2 2)
semantic tag Government, Politics and Elections: CQP syntax: [semtag="G1.*"]
note * is wildcard meaning here G1, G1.1, G1.2
phrasal verbs spoken BNC2014 no. 21 is interesting : ) #eltchat pic.twitter.com/wYmnci9tGg
singular proper nouns God & Facebook neck & neck : ) spoken bnc2014 corpus pic.twitter.com/Ypo1TqNX5u
binomials in bnc2014 spoken corpus pic.twitter.com/ffy20xrQQz
repeated binomials including adjectives and adverbs pic.twitter.com/2cbWLGW9yk
adjectives within 2 words of language(s) in BNC2014 spoken corpus #EuropeanDayofLanguages pic.twitter.com/wk4xBeU1nj
frequency breakdown of semantic tag Government, Politics and Elections in BNC2014 spoken corpus pic.twitter.com/vvLKVnk8tI