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ookInfinitief

ookInfinitief is a term used in corpus linguistics and language pedagogy to label a type of infinitival construction in Dutch in which the infinitive is associated with the adverb ook ("also"). The term is a compound formed from ook and infinitief, signaling both the infinitive form and the inclusive or additive function of ook within the clause.

Origin and use of the label vary by methodology, but in many annotation schemes it serves as

Definition and scope: ookInfinitief typically refers to non-finite verb forms introduced by the infinitive marker te

Examples: In a sentence such as Zij besloot ook te vertrekken, the infinitival phrase te vertrekken is

Relation and see also: ookInfinitief is related to broader topics in Dutch grammar, non-finite verbs, infinitives,

a
descriptive
tag
rather
than
a
distinct
grammatical
category.
It
is
applied
in
corpora
to
mark
occurrences
of
infinitival
phrases
that
occur
in
contexts
involving
ook,
often
in
sentences
expressing
addition,
inclusion,
or
emphasis.
in
Dutch
(for
example
te
vertrekken)
when
the
construction
also
involves
the
adverb
ook.
The
label
helps
researchers
distinguish
these
instances
from
plain
infinitives
used
in
non-additive
contexts,
aiding
analyses
of
syntax,
semantics,
and
discourse
focus.
the
core
non-finite
form,
while
ook
adds
an
inclusive
or
additive
sense.
In
analyses,
this
instance
may
be
tagged
as
ookInfinitief
to
indicate
the
interaction
between
the
infinitive
and
the
discourse-emphasizing
ook.
and
corpus
annotation
practices.
See
also
Infinitief,
Non-finite
verbs,
Dutch
grammar,
Language
annotation.