ANNOTATIONS AT ANALYTICAL LEVEL

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1. Environments

Organizational incorporation and financing

Structures in the framework of the project

Morphological level

Analytical level

Tectogrammatical level

2. Principles of Annotation

Formal structure

Attributes of a node

Relation to the morphological level

3. Rules of annotation

List of analytical functions

A simple sentence (clause) containing a verb; parts of sentence in a dependency relation

Predicate Pred, Pnom, AuxV

Subject Sb

Attribute Atr, AtrAdv, AdvAtr, AtrAtr, AtrObj, ObjAtr

Object Obj, ObjAtr, AtrObj

Adverbials (and borderline cases)

Complement (verbal attribute) Atv, AtvV

Auxiliary sentence members AuxC, AuxP, AuxZ, AuxO, AuxT, AuxR and AuxY

Graphic symbols (punctuation); the root of the tree AuxS, AuxK, AuxX, AuxG

Ellipses - one-member sentences without a verb

Ellipsis ExD, ExD_Co

One-member sentences without a verb ExD, ExD_Co

Relations between sentences and sentence parts (other than dependency)

Coordination (sentential, of sentence parts) Coord, <afun> _Co

Apposition Apos, <afun>_Ap

Parenthesis

General rules

A 'frozen' parenthesis AuxY_Pa

An independent sentential form (containing a predicate) Pred_Pa

A syntactically incorporated sentence part with <afun>_Pa

A syntactially non-incorporated sentence part or sentential form; ellipsis; an independent sentence part; vocative; interjection Exd_Pa

Complex phenomena

Direct speech

Addresses and names of persons and institutions

Expression with numerals, figures in different functions

Referring words

The boundary line between free and 'bound' dative

Collocations, phraseologisms (phrasemes)

Accompaniment

Reflexive se, si

Phrases of comparison with conjunctions jako (as), než (than)

Foreign words in the text

Bibliographical references

Composed Czech proper names

Freely adjoined sentence parts

4. Additions

List of secondary prepositions