... then{remove OldEnd; concatenate NewEnd}where Tag is < /b> the < /b> tag of the < /b> wordform, OldEnd is < /b> the < /b> string that has to be removed from the < /b> end of the < /b> wordform, and NewEnd is < /b> the < /b> string that has to be ... information as part of the < /b> tags. For < /b> example, there are six tags for < /b> verbs in the< /b> Penn Treebank: VB (verb, base form; e.g., sing),VBD (verb, past tense; e.g., sang), VBG (verb,gerund or present ... concatenated to the < /b> beginning of the < /b> word-form in order to produce the < /b> lemma.Here is < /b> an example of such a rule:if tag = Vpitf-o1s then{remove ; concatenate } The < /b> application of the < /b> above rule to the...