MIAMI - Sastre3
Instances of are for speaker OLI

23OLIyes you are .
  yesyes.ADV youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP areare.V.2SP.PRES .
  
90OLIperoS I don't know [?] why are they doing that like that .
  perobut.CONJ II.PRON.SUB.1S don'tdo.V.1S.PRES+NEG knowknow.V.INFIN whywhy.REL areare.V.123P.PRES theythey.PRON.SUB.3P doingdo.V.PRESPART thatthat.CONJ.[or].that.DEM.FAR likelike.CONJ.[or].like.V.INFIN thatthat.DEM.FAR .
  but I don't know why they're doing it like that.
132OLIbut all these are state certified um +/.
  butbut.CONJ allall.ADJ thesethese.DEM.NEAR.PL areare.V.123P.PRES statestate.N.SG certifiedcertify.V.PAST umum.IM .
  
168OLIand you're gonna get people that after they take the test are gonna say +"/.
  andand.CONJ you'reyou.PRON.SUB.2SP+BE.V.PRES gonnago.V.PRESPART+TO.PREP getget.V.INFIN peoplepeople.N.SG thatthat.CONJ afterafter.PREP theythey.PRON.SUB.3P taketake.V.3P.PRES thethe.DET.DEF testtest.N.SG areare.V.123P.PRES gonnago.V.PRESPART+TO.PREP saysay.V.INFIN .
  
213OLIwhat are they gonna do ?
  whatwhat.REL areare.V.123P.PRES theythey.PRON.SUB.3P gonnago.V.PRESPART+TO.PREP dodo.V.INFIN ?
  
220OLIoyeS (.) things are bad .
  oyehear.V.2S.IMPER thingsthing.N.PL areare.V.123P.PRES badbad.ADJ .
  listen, things are bad
222OLIthings are bad .
  thingsthing.N.PL areare.V.123P.PRES badbad.ADJ .
  
326OLIwhere are they doing xxx ?
  wherewhere.ADV areare.V.123P.PRES theythey.PRON.SUB.3P doingdo.V.PRESPART ?
  
885OLIwhat are you doing ?
  whatwhat.REL areare.V.123P.PRES youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP doingdo.V.PRESPART ?
  
990OLIor are you gonna (.) stand by a [/] (.) a pier somewhere &=laughs ?
  oror.CONJ areare.V.123P.PRES youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP gonnago.V.PRESPART+TO.PREP standstand.V.INFIN byby.PREP aa.DET.INDEF aa.DET.INDEF pierpier.N.SG somewheresomewhere.ADV ?
  

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