;;;
;;; Apposition
;;;
[0100] |Abrams, the dog, arrived.
[0101] |Abrams, garden dog, arrived.
;;;
;;; Compounding
;;;
[0150] |The garden dog barked.
[0151] |The Abrams picture arrived.
[0152] |Kim Browne arrived.
[0153] |Professor Browne arrived.
[0154] |The tobacco-happy dog barked.
[0155] |The local and state dogs barked.
[0156] |The state and local dogs barked. ;; variant
;;;
;;; Conditionals
;;;
[0200] |If Abrams arrived, Browne arrived.
[0201] |Had Abrams arrived, Browne would have barked.
;;;
;;; Control Relations
;;;
[1200] |The dog tried to bark.
[1201] |Abrams persuaded the dog to bark.
[1202] |It is easy for the dog to bark.
;;;
;;; Coordination
;;;
[0250] |Abrams and Browne arrived.
[0251] |Abrams, Browne, and Chiang arrived.
[0252] |The dog and cat arrived.
[0253] |The dog, cat, and picture arrived.
[0252] |My friend and colleague arrived. ;; forces identity
[0253] |Abrams barked and was old.
[0254] |Abrams arrived, barked, and was old.
[0255] |Abrams arrived and the dog barked. ;; variant
[0256] |Abrams wanted and expected to arrive.
[0257] |The old and fierce dog barked. ;; variant
[0258] |The dog is old and fierce.
[0259] |The dog barked on Monday and on Wednesday.
;;;
;;; Ellipsis
;;;
[0300] |Did you?
[0301] |There were.
[0302] |Abrams tried to.
;;;
;;; Foreign Expressions
;;;
[0350] |Abrams said, “Kiun libron vi volas?” ;; unverified.  Need italics?
;;;
;;; Fragments
;;;
[0400] |Hey!
[0401] |Dogs.
[0402] |Arrived.
[0403] |Because Abrams left.
[0402] |Probably Abrams.
;;;
;;; Implicit Quantification
;;;
[1100] |Dogs barked.
[1101] |Abrams barked.
[1102] |Five bothers Abrams.
[1103] |Three dogs barked.
[1104] |Many dogs barked.
;;;
;;; Imperatives
;;;
[0450] |Chase Browne!
;;;
;;; Implicit Locatives
;;;
[0460] |The dog barks every day.
[0461] |Browne arrived the day of the garden dog.
[0462] |The dog barks there.
[0463] |The day the dog barked arrived.
[0464] |The meeting that day was local.
;;;
;;; Instrumental Relatives
;;;
[0500] |Money to buy the dog arrived.
;;;
;;; Measure phrases
;;;
[0600] |The dog is three weeks old.
;;;
;;; Nominalization
;;;
[0650] |To bark bothers Browne.
[0651] |Chasing the cat is old.
[0652] |Who arrived bothered Browne.
;;;
;;; Non-Adverbial Clausal Modifiers
;;;
[0700] |The dog arrived barking.
[0701] |Very tired, the dog arrived.
[0702] |Chased by the cat, the dog barked.
;;;
;;; Number Sequences
;;;
[0800] |My number is six thirty eight.
;;;
;;; One and Null Head Anaphora
;;;
[0850] |Browne's barks.
[0851] |The dog chased that one.
[0852] |Three bark.
[0853] |That's enough.
;;;
;;; Parentheticals
;;;
[0900] |Someone old (maybe it was Abrams) arrived.
;;;
;;; Partitives
;;;
[0950] |Three of the dogs bark.
[0951] |Who is the oldest of all?
[0952] |Some of them arrived.
;;;
;;; Quasi-Modal Infinitivals
;;;
[0550] |This dog is to guard the tobacco.
[0551] |The dog who is to guard the tobacco arrived.
[0552] |The dog to guard the tobacco arrived.
;;;
;;; Run-On Construction
;;;
[1000] |Abrams arrived, the dog barked.
[1001] |Abrams arrived, no doubt.
;;;
;;; Time Expressions
;;;
[1050] |Abrams arrived Tuesday morning.
[1051] |Abrams arrived June 3rd.
;;;
;;; Vocatives
;;;
[1150] |Abrams, don't bark!
[1151] |It rained, Abrams.