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Syntactic analyzation of "In modern professional tennis, winning a big tournament is considered a greater achievement than winning several smaller tournaments of the same combined value. Hence, top players typically concentrate on bigger tournaments and only play a few smaller ones in between. Consequently, top players play and win fewer matches than before. Since Ivan Lendl won 106 out of 115 matches he played in 1982, nobody won more than 90 matches in a single season, except Roger Federer, who went 92-5 in 2006." This text has been automatically tagged.

# Word Part of speech Syntactic relation
1. In Preposition
2. modern Adjective
3. professional Adjective
4. tennis Noun Singular
5. ,
6. winning Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
7. a Determiner
8. big Adjective
9. tournament Noun Singular
10. is Verb 3rd person sing.
11. considered Verb Past Participle.
12. a Determiner
13. greater Adjective Comparative
14. achievement Noun Singular
15. than Preposition
16. winning Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
17. several Adjective
18. smaller Adjective Comparative
19. tournaments Noun Plural
20. of Preposition
21. the Determiner
22. same Adjective
23. combined Adjective
24. value Noun Singular
25. . .
26. Hence Adverb.
27. ,
28. top Adjective
29. players Noun Plural
30. typically Adverb.
31. concentrate Verb Sing Present
32. on Preposition
33. bigger Adjective Comparative
34. tournaments Noun Plural
35. and Conjunction
36. only Adverb.
37. play Verb Sing Present
38. a Determiner
39. few Adjective
40. smaller Adjective Comparative
41. ones Noun Plural
42. in Preposition
43. between Preposition
44. . .
45. Consequently Adverb.
46. ,
47. top Adjective
48. players Noun Plural
49. play Verb Sing Present
50. and Conjunction
51. win Verb Sing Present
52. fewer Adjective Comparative
53. matches Noun Plural
54. than Preposition
55. before Adverb.
56. . .
57. Since Preposition
58. Ivan Proper Noun Singular
59. Lendl Proper Noun Singular
60. won Verb Past Tense.
61. 106 Cardinal Digit
62. out Preposition
63. of Preposition
64. 115 Cardinal Digit
65. matches Noun Plural
66. he Personal Pronoun.
67. played Verb Past Tense.
68. in Preposition
69. 1982 Cardinal Digit
70. ,
71. nobody Noun Singular
72. won Verb Past Tense.
73. more Adjective Comparative
74. than Preposition
75. 90 Cardinal Digit
76. matches Noun Plural
77. in Preposition
78. a Determiner
79. single Adjective
80. season Noun Singular
81. ,
82. except Preposition
83. Roger Proper Noun Singular
84. Federer Proper Noun Singular
85. ,
86. who wh-pronoun.
87. went Verb Past Tense.
88. 92-5 Cardinal Digit
89. in Preposition
90. 2006 Cardinal Digit
91. . .

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