Eckhard Bick - VISL

KS subordinating conjunctions
que KS
a=fim=de=que KS
WORD FORM and
LEXEME CATEGORIES
graph. def. characteristics:
associated with punctuation
no capitalisation in headlines
KC co-ordinating conjunctions
e KC
ou KC
mas KC
WORD FORM and
LEXEME CATEGORIES
graph. def. characteristics:
also without punctuation
no capitalisation in headlines
IN interjections
oh IN
WORD FORM and
LEXEME CATEGORIES
graph. def. characteristics:
often followed by '!'
SYNTACTIC SUB-CLASSES
(secondary tags)
with indicative
with subjunctive
correlative header
SYNTACTIC SUB-CLASSES
(secondary tags)
ADV conjunctional
adverbials
may be in postposition
SYNTACTIC SUB-CLASSES
(secondary tags)
none
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TEXT EXAMPLES
se, de=tal=modo=que
a=não=ser=que
que, do=que
TEXT EXAMPLES
pois, por=conseguinte
porém, no=entanto
TEXT EXAMPLES
adeus, ai, alo
Many interjections are really other word classes in morphological terms, especially
adverbs (não! - 'no!') or even imperatives (agarra! - 'stop him!'), used in an
"interjectional way", i.e. in one-word exclamatory sentences or sentence-initial
followed by comma and a name ("vocative"). Because of empirical problems with
especially the IN - ADJ/ADV disambiguation, I have much reduced the IN class in
comparison to what one would find in a traditional paper dictionary.
EC prefixes, in isolation
anti- EC
WORD FORM and
LEXEME CATEGORIES
SYNTACTIC SUB-CLASSES
(secondary tags)
TEXT EXAMPLES