Note
A complete and updated list of phrase types can be found at https://www.microsoft.com/cognitive-services/en-us/Linguistic-Analysis-API/documentation/Constituency-Parsing.
The following table describes all available phrase types:
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Label |
Description |
Example |
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Adjective phrase |
so rude |
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Adverb phrase |
clear through |
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Conjunction phrase |
as well as |
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Fragment, used for incomplete or fragmentary inputs |
Highly recommended... |
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Interjection |
Hooray |
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List marker, including punctuation |
#4) |
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Not a constituent, used to indicate scoping of a non-constituent phrase |
and for a good deal in you get things and for a good deal |
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Noun phrase |
a tasty potato pancake |
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Used within certain complex NPs to mark the head | |
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Prepositional phrase |
in the pool |
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Parenthetical |
(so called) |
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Particle |
out in "ripped out" |
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Quantity phrase (that is, complex measure/amount) within a noun phrase... |