We will continue our explanation of "parts of speech" in this lesson. We learned about nouns last time, didn't we? This time, we will cover the next part of speech, Adjectives. This new car is fast.

In this article, we will carefully explain the basics of English nouns. 🐾 What is a noun? A noun is a word that represents people, things, places, or ideas. In English, nouns often act as the ...

Headlines are an influential source of information, especially because people often do not read beyond them. We investigated how subtle differences in epistemic language in headlines (e.g., “believe” ...

A denominal verb is the product of a syntactic category shift (from noun to verb). It refers to a state, event or process that involves an instance of the class of entities denoted by the source noun.

With the rapid development of robotic and AI technology in recent years, human–robot interaction has made great advancement, making practical social impact. Verbal commands are one of the most direct ...

This paper explores the knowledge of linguistic structure learned by large artificial neural networks, trained via self-supervision, whereby the model simply tries to predict a masked word in a given ...

For this paper that we researched for our Morphology and Syntax class, we hoped to look into a form of English language variation that is particularly relevant to college students today: memes. The ...