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Natural Language Processing: Pragmatics
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Natural Language Processing: Pragmatics
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1. Which of the following technique is used to remove semantic ambiguity?
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4. How many types of Deixis eixsts?
5. The words that pronouns refer back to are called as __________.
6. Consider the following sentences. The horse ran up the hill. It was very steep. It soongot tired.'
7. Ram's bike is new'
8. The German authorities said a '
9. ...............ambiguity refers to a situation where the context of a phrase gives it multipleinterpretation
10. ..........are the entities that have been previously introduced into the discourse
11. ________________ used to point to things (it, this, these) and people (him, them,those idiots).
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13. Which is not an example of stop word?
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16. _________is the study of how the language is used to refer (and re-refer) to people and things?

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