Identifying Lexical Categories
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Can be preceded by a determiner (like the, a, this)
Noun
can be preceded by a possessive (my, your, Sam’s)
Noun
can be preceded by adjectives
noun
can take plural morphology
noun
can be preceded by an auxiliary (ex. may, might, will, can, should)
verb
can be given past morphology (-ed)
verb
take progressive morphology with -ing
verb
can be preceded by degree words (very, quite, super)
adjective AND adverb
can occur in comparative constructions (ex. as X as, X than)
adjective AND adverb
often has suffix -ly
adjective AND adverb
can appear between a determiner and a noun (ex. the happy kid)
adjective
can appear after linking verbs (like seem, am, is, are, was, were)
adjective
can appear in a range of positions in a sentence (before or after verb)
slowly she walked away
she slowly walked away
she walked slowly away
she walked away slowly
adverb
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