MIAMI - Herring1
Instances of lead for speaker LAU
| 966 | LAU | had lead ? |
| hadhad.AV.PAST+P leadlead.SV.INFIN ? | ||
| 979 | LAU | so the lead is the heavier one obviously . |
| soso.ADV thethe.DET.DEF leadlead.N.SG isis.V.3S.PRES thethe.DET.DEF heavierheavier.ADJ.[or].heavy.ADJ.COMP oneone.PRON.SG obviouslyobvious.ADJ+ADV . | ||
| 995 | LAU | +< why do they use lead ? |
| whywhy.REL dodo.V.PRES theythey.PRON.SUB.3P useuse.V.3P.PRES leadlead.SV.INFIN ? | ||
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