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Syntactic analyzation of "The next morning, Link woke up at seven o'clock, refreshed and brimming with anticipation. "Gee!" he stretched luxuriously and pressed the button on top of the Kingface alarm clock. "Oh boy, the day has finally come! I can't wait!" he mused on his way to the dining hall. "Morning, Link," the King gave him his typical greeting. "Munf-Munf? We ran outta Linky-O's. Gwonam has eaten them all." "Problem, guys?" said Gwonam with a smirk, but neither paid any attention to it. "Wow, thanks!" Link dug in enthusiastically, disregarding the strong taste that nearly made his eyes bulge. It was his own fault he let Gwonam beat him to it, after all." This text has been automatically tagged.

#	Word	Part of speech	Syntactic relation
1.	The	Determiner
2.	next	Adjective
3.	morning	Noun	Singular
4.	,
5.	Link	Proper Noun	Singular
6.	woke	Verb	Past Tense.
7.	up	Particle.
8.	at	Preposition
9.	seven	Cardinal Digit
10.	o'clock	Adverb.
11.	,
12.	refreshed	Verb	Past Participle.
13.	and	Conjunction
14.	brimming	Verb	Gerund/Present Participle.
15.	with	Preposition
16.	anticipation	Noun	Singular
17.	.	.
18.	``
19.	Gee	Proper Noun	Singular
20.	!	.
21.	''
22.	he	Personal Pronoun.
23.	stretched	Verb	Past Tense.
24.	luxuriously	Adverb.
25.	and	Conjunction
26.	pressed	Verb	Past Tense.
27.	the	Determiner
28.	button	Noun	Singular
29.	on	Preposition
30.	top	Noun	Singular
31.	of	Preposition
32.	the	Determiner
33.	Kingface	Proper Noun	Singular
34.	alarm	Noun	Singular
35.	clock	Noun	Singular
36.	.	.
37.	``
38.	Oh	Interjection.
39.	boy	Noun	Singular
40.	,
41.	the	Determiner
42.	day	Noun	Singular
43.	has	Verb	3rd person sing.
44.	finally	Adverb.
45.	come	Verb	Past Participle.
46.	!	.
47.	I	Personal Pronoun.
48.	ca	Modal
49.	n't	Adverb.
50.	wait	Verb	Base Form.
51.	!	.
52.	''
53.	he	Personal Pronoun.
54.	mused	Verb	Past Tense.
55.	on	Preposition
56.	his	Possessive Pronoun.
57.	way	Noun	Singular
58.	to	to.
59.	the	Determiner
60.	dining	Noun	Singular
61.	hall	Noun	Singular
62.	.	.
63.	``
64.	Morning	Noun	Singular
65.	,
66.	Link	Noun	Singular
67.	,
68.	''
69.	the	Determiner
70.	King	Proper Noun	Singular
71.	gave	Verb	Past Tense.
72.	him	Personal Pronoun.
73.	his	Possessive Pronoun.
74.	typical	Adjective
75.	greeting	Verb	Gerund/Present Participle.
76.	.	.
77.	``
78.	Munf-Munf	Proper Noun	Singular
79.	?	.
80.	We	Personal Pronoun.
81.	ran	Verb	Past Tense.
82.	outta	Adjective
83.	Linky-O	Noun	Singular
84.	's	Possessive Ending.
85.	.	.
86.	Gwonam	Proper Noun	Singular
87.	has	Verb	3rd person sing.
88.	eaten	Verb	Past Participle.
89.	them	Personal Pronoun.
90.	all	Determiner
91.	.	.
92.	''
93.	``
94.	Problem	Proper Noun	Singular
95.	,
96.	guys	Noun	Plural
97.	?	.
98.	''
99.	said	Verb	Past Tense.
100.	Gwonam	Proper Noun	Singular
101.	with	Preposition
102.	a	Determiner
103.	smirk	Noun	Singular
104.	,
105.	but	Conjunction
106.	neither	Determiner
107.	paid	Verb	Past Tense.
108.	any	Determiner
109.	attention	Noun	Singular
110.	to	to.
111.	it	Personal Pronoun.
112.	.	.
113.	``
114.	Wow	Interjection.
115.	,
116.	thanks	Noun	Plural
117.	!	.
118.	''
119.	Link	Proper Noun	Singular
120.	dug	Verb	Past Tense.
121.	in	Preposition
122.	enthusiastically	Adverb.
123.	,
124.	disregarding	Verb	Gerund/Present Participle.
125.	the	Determiner
126.	strong	Adjective
127.	taste	Noun	Singular
128.	that	wh-determiner.
129.	nearly	Adverb.
130.	made	Verb	Past Tense.
131.	his	Possessive Pronoun.
132.	eyes	Noun	Plural
133.	bulge	Verb	Sing Present
134.	.	.
135.	It	Personal Pronoun.
136.	was	Verb	Past Tense.
137.	his	Possessive Pronoun.
138.	own	Adjective
139.	fault	Noun	Singular
140.	he	Personal Pronoun.
141.	let	Verb	Past Tense.
142.	Gwonam	Proper Noun	Singular
143.	beat	Verb	Base Form.
144.	him	Personal Pronoun.
145.	to	to.
146.	it	Personal Pronoun.
147.	,
148.	after	Preposition
149.	all	Determiner
150.	.	.

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