public static string GetDescription(ITagset t)
{
if (t == null)
return null;
var tsTypeName = t.GetType().Name;
switch (tsTypeName)
{
case "SentenceBreakPunctuation":
return ". ! or ?";
case "Comma":
return "a comma";
case "CoordinatingConjunction":
return "e.g. and,but,or...";
case "CardinalNumber":
return "e.g. 1, third";
case "Determiner":
return "e.g. the";
case "ExistentialThere":
return "e.g. there is";
case "ForeignWord":
return "e.g. d'hoevre";
case "PreposisionOrSubordinatingConjunction":
return "e.g. in, of, like";
case "Adjective":
return "e.g. green";
case "AdjectiveComparative":
return "e.g. greener";
case "AdjectiveSuperlative":
return "e.g. greenest";
case "ListItemMarker":
return "e.g. 1.)";
case "Modal":
return "denoting the mood of a verb, e.g. can, could, might, may...";
case "NounSingularOrMass":
return "e.g. table";
case "ProperNounSingular":
return "e.g. Beth";
case "ProperNounPlural":
return "e.g. Romans";
case "NounPlural":
return "e.g. tables";
case "Predeterminer":
return "e.g. all, both ... when they precede an article";
case "PossessiveEnding":
return "e.g. Nouns ending in 's";
case "PersonalPronoun":
return "e.g. I, me, you, he...";
case "PossessivePronoun":
return "e.g. my, your, mine, yours...";
case "Adverb":
return "Most words that end in -ly as well as degree words like quite, too and very";
case "AdverbComparative":
return "Adverbs with the comparative ending -er, with a strictly comparative meaning.";
case "AdverbSuperlative":
return "e.g. best";
case "Particle":
return "e.g. give up";
case "Symbol":
return "Should be used for mathematical, scientific or technical symbols";
case "To":
return "to";
case "Interjection":
return "e.g. uh, well, yes, my...";
case "VerbBaseForm":
return "subsumes imperatives, infinitives and subjunctives; e.g. be";
case "VerbPastTense":
return "includes the conditional form of the verb to be; e.g. was, were";
case "VerbGerundOrPersentParticiple":
return "e.g. being";
case "VerbPastParticiple":
return "e.g. been";
case "VerbNon3rdPersonSingularPresent":
return "e.g. am, are";
case "Verb3rdPersonSingularPresent":
return "e.g. is";
case "Wh_Determiner":
return "e.g. which, and that when it is used as a relative pronoun";
case "Wh_Pronoun":
return "e.g. what, who, whom...";
case "PossessiveWh_pronoun":
return "e.g. whose";
case "Wh_Adverb":
return "e.g. how, where, when, why";
default:
return null;
}
}
public static string GetDescription(ITagset t)
{
if (t == null)
{
return(null);
}
var tsTypeName = t.GetType().Name;
switch (tsTypeName)
{
case "SentenceBreakPunctuation":
return(". ! or ?");
case "Comma":
return("a comma");
case "CoordinatingConjunction":
return("e.g. and,but,or...");
case "CardinalNumber":
return("e.g. 1, third");
case "Determiner":
return("e.g. the");
case "ExistentialThere":
return("e.g. there is");
case "ForeignWord":
return("e.g. d'hoevre");
case "PreposisionOrSubordinatingConjunction":
return("e.g. in, of, like");
case "Adjective":
return("e.g. green");
case "AdjectiveComparative":
return("e.g. greener");
case "AdjectiveSuperlative":
return("e.g. greenest");
case "ListItemMarker":
return("e.g. 1.)");
case "Modal":
return("denoting the mood of a verb, e.g. can, could, might, may...");
case "NounSingularOrMass":
return("e.g. table");
case "ProperNounSingular":
return("e.g. Beth");
case "ProperNounPlural":
return("e.g. Romans");
case "NounPlural":
return("e.g. tables");
case "Predeterminer":
return("e.g. all, both ... when they precede an article");
case "PossessiveEnding":
return("e.g. Nouns ending in 's");
case "PersonalPronoun":
return("e.g. I, me, you, he...");
case "PossessivePronoun":
return("e.g. my, your, mine, yours...");
case "Adverb":
return("Most words that end in -ly as well as degree words like quite, too and very");
case "AdverbComparative":
return("Adverbs with the comparative ending -er, with a strictly comparative meaning.");
case "AdverbSuperlative":
return("e.g. best");
case "Particle":
return("e.g. give up");
case "Symbol":
return("Should be used for mathematical, scientific or technical symbols");
case "To":
return("to");
case "Interjection":
return("e.g. uh, well, yes, my...");
case "VerbBaseForm":
return("subsumes imperatives, infinitives and subjunctives; e.g. be");
case "VerbPastTense":
return("includes the conditional form of the verb to be; e.g. was, were");
case "VerbGerundOrPersentParticiple":
return("e.g. being");
case "VerbPastParticiple":
return("e.g. been");
case "VerbNon3rdPersonSingularPresent":
return("e.g. am, are");
case "Verb3rdPersonSingularPresent":
return("e.g. is");
case "Wh_Determiner":
return("e.g. which, and that when it is used as a relative pronoun");
case "Wh_Pronoun":
return("e.g. what, who, whom...");
case "PossessiveWh_pronoun":
return("e.g. whose");
case "Wh_Adverb":
return("e.g. how, where, when, why");
default:
return(null);
}
}
