MIAMI - Herring1
Instances of assume for speaker LAU
| 661 | LAU | he couldn't assume where it came from so . |
| hehe.PRON.SUB.M.3S couldn'tcan.V.COND+NEG assumeassume.V.INFIN wherewhere.REL itit.PRON.SUB.3S camecame.V.PAST fromfrom.PREP soso.ADV . | ||
| 711 | LAU | so it's like I [/] <I don't> [///] don't assume that I have every weekend all the time to do it you know . |
| soso.ADV it'sit.PRON.SUB.3S+BE.V.3S.PRES likelike.CONJ II.PRON.SUB.1S II.PRON.SUB.1S don'tdo.V.1S.PRES+NEG don'tdo.V.12S13P.PRES+NEG assumeassume.V.INFIN thatthat.CONJ II.PRON.SUB.1S havehave.V.1S.PRES everyevery.ADJ weekendweekend.N.SG allall.ADJ thethe.DET.DEF timetime.N.SG toto.PREP dodo.V.INFIN itit.PRON.OBJ.3S youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP knowknow.V.2SP.PRES . | ||
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