## penn_tagset.jpg

The image is a table that provides information about part-of-speech tags used in natural language processing, specifically for the Penn Treebank dataset. The table includes columns labeled "Tag," "Description," and "Example." Each row represents a different part of speech tag with its corresponding description and example.

### Table Structure:
- **Tag**: This column lists the abbreviation or symbol that is used to represent each part of speech.
- **Description**: This column provides a brief explanation of what type of word or phrase this tag typically identifies in a sentence.
- **Example**: This column gives an example of how the tag might be applied within a sentence.

### Example Rows:
1. **CC** - Coordinating conjunction (e.g., "and, but")
2. **DT** - Determiner (e.g., "a, the")
3. **FW** - Foreign word (e.g., "meulupa")
4. **JJ** - Adjective (e.g., "yellow")
5. **NN** - Singular or plural noun (e.g., "llama")

### Additional Notes:
- The table also includes tags for punctuation, such as commas and periods.
- Each tag is accompanied by an example sentence to illustrate its usage.

This table serves as a reference guide for understanding the different categories of words in English sentences based on their grammatical function.

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