MIAMI - Herring3
Instances of hours

144ASHhow many hours did you work last time ?
  howhow.ADV manymany.ADJ hourshour.N.PL diddid.V.PAST youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP workwork.V.2SP.PRES lastlast.ADJ timetime.N.SG ?
  
149ASHeighty hours you worked last week ?
  eightyeighty.NUM hourshour.N.PL youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP workedwork.V.PAST lastlast.ADJ weekweek.N.SG ?
  
159JAChow many hours ?
  howhow.ADV manymany.ADJ hourshour.N.PL ?
  
174ASHso you had like forty four hours .
  soso.ADV youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP hadhad.V.PAST likelike.CONJ fortyforty.NUM fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL .
  
176ASHyou had four hours more .
  youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP hadhad.V.PAST fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL moremore.ADV .
  
312ASHbecauseE theyE keptE herE fourE hoursE justE sittingE thereE waitingE forE ClareSE .
  becausebecause.CONJ theythey.PRON.SUB.3P keptkept.V.PAST herher.ADJ.POSS.F.3S.[or].her.PRON.OBJ.F.3S fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL justjust.ADV sittingsit.V.PRESPART therethere.ADV waitingunk forfor.PREP Clarename .
  
441ASHbut I think this is (..) (.) <not by much short> [//] four hours short .
  butbut.CONJ II.PRON.SUB.1S thinkthink.V.1S.PRES thisthis.DEM.NEAR.SG isis.V.3S.PRES notnot.ADV byby.PREP muchmuch.ADJ shortshort.ADJ fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL shortshort.ADJ .
  
442ASHso last week you were four hours short .
  soso.ADV lastlast.ADJ weekweek.N.SG youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP werewere.V.2S123P.PAST fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL shortshort.ADJ .
  
443ASHthis week I'm four hours short .
  thisthis.DEM.NEAR.SG weekweek.N.SG I'mI.PRON.SUB.1S+BE.V.PRES fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL shortshort.ADJ .
  
445ASHthey only paid me for four hours .
  theythey.PRON.SUB.3P onlyonly.ADJ.[or].on.PREP+ADV paidpaid.AV.PAST meme.PRON.OBJ.1S forfor.PREP fourfour.NUM hourshour.N.PL .
  

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