Adjective Adverb Article Complementizer Conjunction Determiner Interjection Noun Preposition Pronoun Verb is a I Singular you Singular Singular male other Singular female other object Singular I Plural you Plural other Plural me, you, him, her, it,.. I Singular you Singular male other other female Singular object Singular I Plural other Plural I, you, he, she, ... I Singular you other female Singular female other Singular other Plural I Plural object Singular I Singular you other male Singular Singular female other object Singular I Plural other Plural who, where, when, what, why (dummy) short for what's (what is) Comparative of whats Superlative of whats Comparative of whats Superlative of whats This is a dummy object, used as the root for all prepositions that relate to time. This can be used in filters. Present Particle of in Past tense of in Past tense of in Third Person Present of in this, that, those, these This is a dummy object, used as the root for all prepositions that relate to place. This can be used in filters. Check verb + know as verb is tranformed into 'Check know', cause we do some custom actions here. Present Particle of know Past Particle of know Past tense of know Third Person Present of know FilterIsFirstOrNot:When the 's' is used in a sentence like: 'a human's components are bodyparts' (handled in Noun-Flow), we can filter cause the ' and s are at the same level, so the 's' know's if the prev was a '. Ex: What do you mean.This means business as in the meaning of something. as in 'a house' as in 'an orchard' as in 'the house short for what's (what is) Comparative of whats Superlative of whats Comparative of whats Superlative of whats concerned with emotions and feelings. an emotion is a feeling such as happiness, sadness, love, fear,.. ex: are you surprised As in I feel good.Normal State:When this statement (or it's descendent) is used in a single statement, we must handle it. Ex: Excellent!Object frames:Certain filtering for decendents can be done from here: this can get a head start depending on the situation. as in 'I feel bad'. ex:The capital city.Murder is a capital crime.capital lossesa capital fellow (excellent).Capital!When used as a statement, the following code blocks are used:Normal state: Check if there is a previous log item and if it was an answer to something, if so, render 'thank you'. 'Otherwise what is capital?'. as in 'I feel bad'. someone who is happy has feelings of pleasure, usually because something nice has happened or because they feel satisfied with their life. you feel unhappy, usually because something has happened that you do not like. blue as in the color of a night sky, with some moonlight. Also blue as in I feel blue. Comparative of crazy Superlative of crazy Comparative of hungry Superlative of hungry ex: How are you feeling, I feel fine,...How do verb:Called when a description of the 'execute' codecluster is requested, in this case on 'feel' (ex: how do you feel). We override this since we actually want to return the 'emotional state' of someone.Note: the call to RenderOutput makes certain that 'i' and 'you' are switched, which is important, cause the user says: 'how are you', which means aici needs to returns it's state. Present Particle of feel Past Particle of feel Third Person Present of feel an emotion is a feeling such as happiness, sadness, love, fear,.. Present Particle of like Past Particle of like Third Person Present of like I'd love a cup of tea. Present Particle of love Past Particle of love Third Person Present of love Present Particle of fancy Past Particle of fancy Third Person Present of fancy Present Particle of relish Past Particle of relish Third Person Present of relish Present Particle of enjoy Past Particle of enjoy Third Person Present of enjoy Present Particle of please Past Particle of please Third Person Present of please Present Particle of dislike Past Particle of dislike Third Person Present of dislike Present Particle of loathe Past Particle of loathe Third Person Present of loathe Present Particle of detest Past Particle of detest Third Person Present of detest He angered me. Present Particle of anger Past Particle of anger Third Person Present of anger Present Particle of despise Past Particle of despise Third Person Present of despise Present Particle of disdain Past Particle of disdain Third Person Present of disdain Present Particle of hate Past Particle of hate Third Person Present of hate Present Particle of object Past tense of object Past tense of object Third Person Present of object Present Particle of confuse Past tense of confuse Past tense of confuse Third Person Present of confuse the condition/state of a person or something.ex: what is your functional condition, what is you emotional state. an emotion is a feeling such as happiness, sadness, love, fear,.. True His anger is furious. As in: 'color' is an attribute of an otject.Verify Semantics:All properties (or attributes) need to have an object as value. Assets are not allowed, if this is the case, we have invalid semantical info.If 'value' is not related, directly or indirectly to the attribute (through a thesaurus relationship), we generate a question for this. (is blue a color?) True an object is colorful if it reflects and brakes down the light into some of it's components. a language unit by which a person or thing is known True as in: I name this boat the x. Name your price.Verify semantics:When there is a pathresult and valueresult but no attribute, we are trying to assign a name to something (ex: call me jan). This is actually handled by the 'Check be asset' action, so we change the action reference and make certain we use the 'name' attribute.When there is only an attribute, we want to return the value of the attribute, so this is handled by male/female True having both male and female gender. an entity is the root object for all objects that identify an asset type. Children are used as values for assets. to indicate that they are 'human', 'material', 'dog',...An asset uses this 'entity' item, as the attribute value. one of the children is used for the 'value' link. True all entities that can communicate in some way. all biological entities. us. a sort of primate monkey all entities that aren't biological but which can communicate independently. all entities that can't communicate or are not alive. as in the metal as in the sky, the sun, the earth,... the air is quite clear today. this is a plant. an apple is fruit. something round that grows on trees and which you can eat. Plural of flower as in the meaning of something. Ex: What do you mean.This means business as in the age of someone. True the value of something or someone. the value of something can be expressed in terms of money. True as in: the Euro is the common currency used in the EU. the euro is a currency used in Europe. the dollar is a currency used in the US. the pound is a currency used in the UK. capital can be a form of money, as in: A wealthy person has much capital. It's also used to express the value of a company: the capital it has.Wealth the size of something True something that has a size, something rather large. True True True True True the outer line of something. True True what you do, your job. True an author is someone who makes books. the physical appearance of rain, sunshine, storm,.. True as in the sun shines. the day that you are born. True True Plural of direction with respect to money (wealth/poverty). True if you have lots of money, you have wealth. If you have no money, you live in poverty. True Present Particle of death Past tense of death Past tense of death Third Person Present of death True Plural of disease Plural of infection True an object is colorful if it reflects and brakes down the light into some of it's components. blue as in the color of a night sky, with some moonlight. Also blue as in I feel blue. something that has a size, something rather large. ex:The capital city.Murder is a capital crime.capital lossesa capital fellow (excellent).Capital!When used as a statement, the following code blocks are used:Normal state: Check if there is a previous log item and if it was an answer to something, if so, render 'thank you'. 'Otherwise what is capital?'. A coordinating conjunction joins parts of a sentence that are grammatically equal or similar. It shows that the elements it joins are similar in importance and structure. The word FOR is most often used as a preposition, of course, but it does serve, on rare occasions, as a coordinating conjunction. Some people regard the conjunction for as rather highfalutin and literary, and it does tend to add a bit of weightiness to the text. Beginning a sentence with the conjunction "for" is probably not a good idea, except when you're singing "For he's a jolly good fellow. "For" has serious sequential implications and in its use the order of thoughts is more important than it is, say, with because or since. Its function is to introduce the reason for the preceding clause: * John thought he had a good chance to get the job, for his father was on the company's board of trustees. * Most of the visitors were happy just sitting around in the shade, for it had been a long, dusty journey on the train. Define the starting items of pairs of conjunctions that work together to coordinate two items. ex:Either do your work or prepare for a trip to the office. The subordinate conjunction has two jobs. First, it provides a necessary transition between the two ideas in the sentence. This transition will indicate a time, place, or cause and effect relationship. Here are some examples:Louisa will wash the sink full of her dirty dishes once her roommate Shane cleans his stubble and globs of shaving cream from the bathroom sink.The second job of the subordinate conjunction is to reduce the importance of one clause so that a reader understands which of the two ideas is more important. The more important idea belongs in the main clause, the less important in the clause introduced by a subordinate conjunction. As Samson blew out the birthday candles atop the cake, he burned the tip of his nose on a stubborn flame.Burning his nose > blowing out candles. I would enjoy running, only I have this broken leg ex: I don't know why I did that.Why did you do that? this is a dummy placeholder for the verb 'do' It is used to link the verbs 'doing' 'done',... to 'do'. Present Particle of do Past Particle of do Third Person Present of do I made an AI. Present Particle of make Past Particle of make Third Person Present of make Present Particle of create Past Particle of create Third Person Present of create Present Particle of objectify Past tense of objectify Past tense of objectify Third Person Present of objectify as in 'to copy something'. Present Particle of copy Past Particle of copy Third Person Present of copy as in the copy of something throw in various random directions Present Particle of scatter Past Particle of scatter Third Person Present of scatter Present Particle of disperse Past Particle of disperse Third Person Present of disperse Present Particle of dissipate Past Particle of dissipate Third Person Present of dissipate Present Particle of dispel Past Particle of dispel Third Person Present of dispel Present Particle of disband Past Particle of disband Third Person Present of disband Present Particle of dissolve Past Particle of dissolve Third Person Present of dissolve Present Particle of eat Past Particle of eat Third Person Present of eat Present Particle of consume Past tense of consume Past tense of consume Third Person Present of consume Present Particle of feed Past tense of feed Past tense of feed Third Person Present of feed Present Particle of temerature Past tense of temerature Past tense of temerature Third Person Present of temerature Present Particle of move Past tense of move Past tense of move Third Person Present of move Present Particle of fly Past Particle of fly Past tense of fly Third Person Present of fly Present Particle of flutter Past tense of flutter Past tense of flutter Third Person Present of flutter Present Particle of drive Past Particle of drive Past tense of drive Third Person Present of drive Past Particle of run Present Particle of run Past Particle of run Past tense of run Third Person Present of run Present Particle of walk Past tense of walk Past tense of walk Third Person Present of walk Present Particle of stroll Past tense of stroll Past tense of stroll Third Person Present of stroll Present Particle of step Past tense of step Past tense of step Third Person Present of step Present Particle of bicycle Past tense of bicycle Past tense of bicycle Third Person Present of bicycle Present Particle of pedal Past tense of pedal Past tense of pedal Third Person Present of pedal Present Particle of cycle Past tense of cycle Past tense of cycle Third Person Present of cycle Present Particle of bike Past tense of bike Past tense of bike Third Person Present of bike Present Particle of get Past Particle of get Past tense of get Third Person Present of get Present Particle of obtain Past tense of obtain Past tense of obtain Third Person Present of obtain Present Particle of acquire Past tense of acquire Past tense of acquire Third Person Present of acquire Present Particle of gain Past tense of gain Past tense of gain Third Person Present of gain Present Particle of take Past Particle of take Past tense of take Third Person Present of take Present Particle of receive Past tense of receive Past tense of receive Third Person Present of receive Present Particle of procure Past tense of procure Past tense of procure Third Person Present of procure Present Particle of mix Past tense of mix Past tense of mix Third Person Present of mix Present Particle of blend Past tense of blend Past tense of blend Third Person Present of blend Present Particle of mingle Past tense of mingle Past tense of mingle Third Person Present of mingle Present Particle of stir Past tense of stir Past tense of stir Third Person Present of stir Present Particle of jumble Past tense of jumble Past tense of jumble Third Person Present of jumble Present Particle of combine Past tense of combine Past tense of combine Third Person Present of combine Present Particle of unite Past tense of unite Past tense of unite Third Person Present of unite Present Particle of join Past tense of join Past tense of join Third Person Present of join Present Particle of merge Past tense of merge Past tense of merge Third Person Present of merge Present Particle of locate Past tense of locate Past tense of locate Present Particle of situate Past tense of situate Past tense of situate Third Person Present of situate Present Particle of position Past tense of position Past tense of position Third Person Present of position Present Particle of place Past tense of place Past tense of place Third Person Present of place Past tense of put Present Particle of put Past tense of put Past tense of put Third Person Present of put Past tense of set Present Particle of set Past tense of set Past tense of set Third Person Present of set Present Particle of lay Past tense of lay Past tense of lay Third Person Present of lay as in: I am called jan. Present Particle of call Past Particle of call Third Person Present of call Present Particle of understand Past Particle of understand Third Person Present of understand a sizeably big question. a message/communication that is stated or declared, oral or written. short for laughing out loud. this dummy groups all the different greetings. to init a conversation. as in : 1 and 2 are numerals 11 0 22 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1111 12 13 14 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 1000 1000000 1000000000 2 3 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 16 60 100 1000 1000000 True as in 'a' is a letter. True True True as in the letter True he provided me with a correct answer. as in: No man can do that. as in: I name this boat the x. Name your price.Verify semantics:When there is a pathresult and valueresult but no attribute, we are trying to assign a name to something (ex: call me jan). This is actually handled by the 'Check be asset' action, so we change the action reference and make certain we use the 'name' attribute.When there is only an attribute, we want to return the value of the attribute, so this is handled by Present Particle of name Third Person Present of name a language unit by which a person or thing is known all adjectives that relate to the age of something. as in the age of someone. as in: I am 33 years old. as in: you are young Rome is ancient. I don't like aged cheeze He is still green behind the ears I have fresh grapes. all things that are alive are beings. The indefinite continuation and progress of all things and events in the past present and future. True as in time. as in time. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in the month. as in time. as in time. as in the day. as in the day. as in the day. as in the day. as in the day. as in the day. as in the day. as in time. as in time. as in the season. as in the season. as in the season. as in the season. as in the date of birth. as in: I thank you. Present Particle of thank Past Particle of thank Third Person Present of thank a general purpose, physical object. An article of clothing items covering a person's foot a single item of footwear, shaped to fit the foot, below the ankle, with a flexible upper of leather or plastic and a sole and heel of heavier material. as in: the gentleman wore a very fine suit. all physical objects are made out of at least 1 component, a part. My back is hurting. what are skeleton is made of. as in the copy of something as in 'to copy something'. something that happens, but isn't really an object. as in a city is a location. Belgium is a country. The capital of a country is the principal city.Resolve Unknown be asset:When we have a sentence with unknown words, and in the form of 'x is the capital of y' (or something similar), we can automatically determin which is the country and which is the city. We also tag and bag them as appropriate.Whe also need to make certain that both pathResult and ValueResult (city and country) are both pointing to assets. That is, 'Brussels is actually the name of a city, not the city itself, so we create an asset, with asset-item (name=Brussels). This allows us to have multiple cities and countries with the same name (similar to the name of a person). a group of people living together. the place you live in. a home: the place where someone lives. a place where someone lives. that's a nice peace of art. He is excellent in art, especially drawing. something to play with. a round object to kick or hit. like a building,.. something that adjusts to the container that contains it, like a gas or a fluid. a fluid in the gaseous state having neither independent shape nor volume and being able to expand. the envelope of gases surrounding any celestial body the atmosphere as seen from the earth. things you eat. Plural of vegetable a group of something a collection of words something to store stuff on or in. Plural of aircraft Plural of airplane Plural of spaceship Plural of military vehicle Plural of motorcycle Plural of bicycle something poisonous. Plural of container all things that are alive are beings. is a group of people who are related to each other, especially parents and their children. True brother or sister. a male sibling a female sibling It's a just born baby. a maker is someone who makes things. True an author is someone who makes books. a founder is someone who founds/starts something. 2 people can be friends. True an enemy is the opposite of a friend. True a person is a human. someone with whom you live together. As in: I am alive. ex: ah, that feels good ex: alas, she's dead now. oh dear, that's not right! ex: eh? what did you say? I am not Jan... er... I am. hmm, I'm not sure. ex: oh, that's fine well, we'll see. ex: that is, ...um... 5. ugh, I don't want to do that. shh, let's all be still now. Ahem, can I get some attention please! Ex: phew, what a relief. tut-tut, you need to do this! as in talk/tell something to someone. Present Particle of communicate Past Particle of communicate Third Person Present of communicate Present Particle of say Past Particle of say Third Person Present of say Present Particle of speak Past Particle of speak Third Person Present of speak Present Particle of talk Past Particle of talk Third Person Present of talk Present Particle of chat Past Particle of chat Third Person Present of chat Present Particle of converse Past Particle of converse Third Person Present of converse Present Particle of tell Third Person Present of tell Third Person Present of tell Present Particle of inform Past Particle of inform Third Person Present of inform Present Particle of recount Past Particle of recount Third Person Present of recount Present Particle of report Past Particle of report Third Person Present of report Present Particle of utter Past Particle of utter Third Person Present of utter Present Particle of express Past Particle of express Third Person Present of express Present Particle of state Past Particle of state Third Person Present of state Present Particle of phrase Past Particle of phrase Third Person Present of phrase Present Particle of whisper Past Particle of whisper Third Person Present of whisper Present Particle of murmur Past Particle of murmur Third Person Present of murmur Present Particle of mutter Past Particle of mutter Third Person Present of mutter Present Particle of mumble Past Particle of mumble Third Person Present of mumble Present Particle of grumble Past Particle of grumble Third Person Present of grumble Present Particle of shout Past Particle of shout Third Person Present of shout Present Particle of yell Past Particle of yell Third Person Present of yell Present Particle of scream Past Particle of scream Third Person Present of scream Present Particle of bungalow Past Particle of bungalow Third Person Present of bungalow conjunctions that should only be used between things that can represent numbers.contains all the neurons that represent known arithmic operators. This is provided so we can do a quick lookup during the semantic analysis. 5 plus 4 5 times 3 5 add 3 5 minus 2 Comparative of cold Superlative of cold Comparative of chilly Superlative of chilly Comparative of cool Superlative of cool Comparative of icy Superlative of icy Comparative of frosty Superlative of frosty Comparative of warm Superlative of warm Comparative of hot Superlative of hot 1 2 3 ex: an half hour.half a byte.2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Comparative of tenth Superlative of tenth 12 16 60 100 1000 1000000 the double of something.a double scotch.2 3 4 pertaining the weather the physical appearance of rain, sunshine, storm,.. Comparative of warm Superlative of warm Comparative of cold Superlative of cold Comparative of sunny Superlative of sunny Comparative of cloudy Superlative of cloudy Comparative of clear Superlative of clear Comparative of stormy Superlative of stormy Comparative of misty Superlative of misty Comparative of foggy Superlative of foggy Comparative of breezy Superlative of breezy Comparative of windy Superlative of windy Comparative of showery Superlative of showery Comparative of rainy Superlative of rainy Comparative of rainy Superlative of rainy Comparative of frosty Superlative of frosty Comparative of snowy Superlative of snowy Comparative of icy Superlative of icy Comparative of drizzly Superlative of drizzly Comparative of dry Superlative of dry Comparative of wet Superlative of wet Present Particle of weather Past tense of weather Past tense of weather Third Person Present of weather the physical appearance of rain, sunshine, storm,.. Present Particle of shine Past Particle of shine Past tense of shine Third Person Present of shine Present Particle of blow Past Particle of blow Past tense of blow Third Person Present of blow Present Particle of hail Past tense of hail Past tense of hail Third Person Present of hail Present Particle of snow Past tense of snow Past tense of snow Third Person Present of snow Present Particle of drizzle Past tense of drizzle Past tense of drizzle Third Person Present of drizzle Present Particle of rain Past tense of rain Past tense of rain Third Person Present of rain Present Particle of pour Past tense of pour Past tense of pour Third Person Present of pour Present Particle of thunder Past tense of thunder Past tense of thunder Third Person Present of thunder a general purpose, physical object. Present Particle of possess Past tense of possess Past tense of possess Third Person Present of possess Present Particle of own Past tense of own Past tense of own Third Person Present of own Present Particle of hold Past tense of hold Past tense of hold Third Person Present of hold As in: I am alive. Comparative of dead Superlative of dead Comparative of fine Superlative of fine Present Particle of exist Past tense of exist Past tense of exist Third Person Present of exist As in: I am alive. Present Particle of live Past tense of live Past tense of live Third Person Present of live Present Particle of reside Past tense of reside Past tense of reside Third Person Present of reside Present Particle of inhabit Past tense of inhabit Past tense of inhabit Third Person Present of inhabit Present Particle of occupy Past tense of occupy Past tense of occupy Third Person Present of occupy Present Particle of dwell Past tense of dwell Past tense of dwell Third Person Present of dwell Present Particle of work Past tense of work Past tense of work Third Person Present of work to init a conversation. a greeting done when leaving as in 'how much sugar would you like?'Contains the common neuron 'multiple' to let the semantic parser know this adjective refers to a general amount of 'multiple'. how many fingers?Contains the common neuron 'multiple' to let the semantic parser know this adjective refers to a general amount of 'multiple'. how far is it something poisonous. capable of being positioned Comparative of low Superlative of low Comparative of high Superlative of high Present Particle of rule Past Tense of rule Past Tense of rule Third person Present of rule