Content Base Word
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A Content Base Word is a Base Word that is also a Content Word.
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- Example(s):
- Nouns such as: DOG_NOUN_2, WOLF_NOUN_2, HIGH_SCHOOL_NOUN_1, and BRITNEY_SPEARS_EVENT_2.
- Adjectives such as: SLOW_1, YELLOW_2, and REAL_TIME_1.
- Verbs such as: FIND_1, WISH_1, and KICK_THE_BUCKET_1.
- Adverbs such as: SLOWLY_1, EVERYWHERE_1.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Content Surface Word.
- Nouns such as: “dog”, “wolves”, “high school”, and “Britney Spears”.
- Adjectives such as: slow, "yellowish", and "real time".
- Verbs such as: “found”, “wishing”, and “kicked the bucket”.
- Adverbs such as: “slowly”, and “everywhere”.
- Content Base Word.
- Prepositions such as: BESIDE_PREP_2, WITH_PREP_2, TO_PREP_1, BY_PREP_2, and IN_PREP_1.
- Determiners such as: THE_DET_1, and A_DET_2.
- Function Surface Words:
- Prepositions such as: “beside”, “with”, “to”, “by”, and “in”.
- Determiners such as: “the”, and "a".
- Content Surface Word.
- See: Function Base Word, Content Surface Word.