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Syntactic analyzation of "took a bit of searching to discover that POP is probably PoP - plaster of Paris and yes plaster of Paris will slow way down if it is not exposed to air - in fact, if you are building up plaster ("the way you would icing") to do sculpting, which is rather uncommon, you keep the set plaster damp in order to add more unset plaster or you have to wet the area where you will be adding plaster "mud"" This part of speech text is verified.

# Word Part of speech Syntactic relation
1. took Verb Past Tense.
2. a Determiner
3. bit Noun Singular
4. of Preposition
5. searching Noun Singular
6. to Particle
7. discover Verb Base Form.
8. that Conjuction Subordinating
9. POP Noun Singular
10. is Verb Auxiliary
11. probably Adverb
12. PoP Noun Singular
13. - Punctuation
14. plaster Noun Singular
15. of Preposition
16. Paris Proper Noun Singular
17. and Conjuction Coordinating
18. yes Interjection
19. plaster Noun Singular
20. of Preposition
21. Paris Proper Noun Singular
22. will Verb Auxiliary
23. slow Verb Base Form.
24. way Adverb
25. down Adverb
26. if Conjuction Subordinating
27. it Pronoun
28. is Verb Auxiliary
29. not Particle
30. exposed Verb Past Participle.
31. to Preposition
32. air Noun Singular
33. - Punctuation
34. in Preposition
35. fact Noun Singular
36. , Punctuation
37. if Conjuction Subordinating
38. you Pronoun
39. are Verb Auxiliary
40. building Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
41. up Preposition
42. plaster Noun Singular
43. ( Punctuation
44. " Punctuation
45. the Determiner
46. way Noun Singular
47. you Pronoun
48. would Verb Auxiliary
49. icing Noun Singular
50. " Punctuation
51. ) Punctuation
52. to Particle
53. do Verb Base Form.
54. sculpting Noun Singular
55. , Punctuation
56. which Pronoun
57. is Verb Auxiliary
58. rather Adverb
59. uncommon Adjective Positive
60. , Punctuation
61. you Pronoun
62. keep Verb Present Tense.
63. the Determiner
64. set Adjective Positive
65. plaster Noun Singular
66. damp Adjective Positive
67. in Preposition
68. order Noun Singular
69. to Particle
70. add Verb Base Form.
71. more Adjective Comparative
72. unset Adjective Positive
73. plaster Noun Singular
74. or Conjuction Coordinating
75. you Pronoun
76. have Verb Present Tense.
77. to Particle
78. wet Verb Base Form.
79. the Determiner
80. area Noun Singular
81. where Adverb
82. you Pronoun
83. will Verb Auxiliary
84. be Verb Auxiliary
85. adding Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
86. plaster Noun Singular
87. " Punctuation
88. mud Noun Singular
89. " Punctuation

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Noun

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Adverb

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Verb

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Adjective

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Preposition

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Conjuction

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Pronoun

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Interjection

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