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Natural Language Processing: Pragmatics
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Natural Language Processing: Pragmatics
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1. The German authorities said a '
2. '
3. Consider the following sentences. The horse ran up the hill. It was very steep. It soongot tired.'
4. ...............ambiguity refers to a situation where the context of a phrase gives it multipleinterpretation
5. ________________ used to point to things (it, this, these) and people (him, them,those idiots).
6. ..........are the entities that have been previously introduced into the discourse
7. Which of the following technique is used to remove semantic ambiguity?
8. _________is the study of how the language is used to refer (and re-refer) to people and things?
9. Ram's bike is new'
10. How many types of Deixis eixsts?
11. '
12. The words that pronouns refer back to are called as __________.
13. '
14. '
15. Which is not an example of stop word?
16. '

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