In SUD, the basic conj relation is used with three different subtypes:
conj:coordfor elements connected by a coordinating conjunction (parallel toconjin UD)conj:apposfor appositional modifiers that serve to define better the previous noun (parallel toapposin UD)conj:reformfor a reformulation: the first part is a complete utterance and the second part is a reformulation of the first (often, with more precisions). In UD the relationconj:reformis kept.
These three relations work as paradigmatic lists.
That’s why in SUD, we decided to gather these three relations under the main relation conj to underline the similarity between the three.
In the three cases, the relation relates the first conjunct to the second one, the conjunction itself upos=CCONJ is attached to the second conjunct with the relation cc.
Tips
See also a global view of
conjusage in the last SUD release in this table.
Warning
Previously, the relation
conj:dictowas used both for reformulation ans for disluencies.conj:dictois now deprecated and should be replaced byconj:reformfor reformulations and byreparandumfor disfluencies.