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Syntactic analyzation of "The year I was born, in 1961, women made up less than 40 percent of college students. Today, you earn almost 60 percent of college degrees, make up roughly half of the workforce. Back then, the pill was still illegal in some states. And today, thanks to the Affordable Care Act, birth control is free. In the old days, women actually needed a husband to open a credit card. Today, more women are choosing to be single—and all Americans are able to marry whoever they love."
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Word
Part of speech
Syntactic relation
1.
The
Determiner
2.
year
Noun
Singular
3.
I
Personal Pronoun.
4.
was
Verb
Past Tense.
5.
born
Verb
Past Participle.
6.
,
7.
in
Preposition
8.
1961
Cardinal Digit
9.
,
10.
women
Noun
Plural
11.
made
Verb
Past Tense.
12.
up
Particle.
13.
less
Adjective
Comparative
14.
than
Preposition
15.
40
Cardinal Digit
16.
percent
Noun
Singular
17.
of
Preposition
18.
college
Noun
Singular
19.
students
Noun
Plural
20.
.
.
21.
Today
Noun
Singular
22.
,
23.
you
Personal Pronoun.
24.
earn
Verb
Sing Present
25.
almost
Adverb.
26.
60
Cardinal Digit
27.
percent
Noun
Singular
28.
of
Preposition
29.
college
Noun
Singular
30.
degrees
Noun
Plural
31.
,
32.
make
Verb
Base Form.
33.
up
Particle.
34.
roughly
Adverb.
35.
half
Noun
Singular
36.
of
Preposition
37.
the
Determiner
38.
workforce
Noun
Singular
39.
.
.
40.
Back
Adverb.
41.
then
Adverb.
42.
,
43.
the
Determiner
44.
pill
Noun
Singular
45.
was
Verb
Past Tense.
46.
still
Adverb.
47.
illegal
Adjective
48.
in
Preposition
49.
some
Determiner
50.
states
Noun
Plural
51.
.
.
52.
And
Conjunction
53.
today
Noun
Singular
54.
,
55.
thanks
Noun
Plural
56.
to
to.
57.
the
Determiner
58.
Affordable
Proper Noun
Singular
59.
Care
Proper Noun
Singular
60.
Act
Proper Noun
Singular
61.
,
62.
birth
Noun
Singular
63.
control
Noun
Singular
64.
is
Verb
3rd person sing.
65.
free
Adjective
66.
.
.
67.
In
Preposition
68.
the
Determiner
69.
old
Adjective
70.
days
Noun
Plural
71.
,
72.
women
Noun
Plural
73.
actually
Adverb.
74.
needed
Verb
Past Tense.
75.
a
Determiner
76.
husband
Noun
Singular
77.
to
to.
78.
open
Verb
Base Form.
79.
a
Determiner
80.
credit
Noun
Singular
81.
card
Noun
Singular
82.
.
.
83.
Today
Noun
Singular
84.
,
85.
more
Adjective
Comparative
86.
women
Noun
Plural
87.
are
Verb
Sing Present
88.
choosing
Verb
Gerund/Present Participle.
89.
to
to.
90.
be
Verb
Base Form.
91.
single—and
Noun
Singular
92.
all
Determiner
93.
Americans
Proper Noun
Plural
94.
are
Verb
Sing Present
95.
able
Adjective
96.
to
to.
97.
marry
Verb
Base Form.
98.
whoever
wh-pronoun.
99.
they
Personal Pronoun.
100.
love
Verb
Sing Present
101.
.
.
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