Hong Kong Corpus of Corruption Prevention (HKCCP)
(Part of speech search)

Welcome to the HKCCP developed by the Research Centre for Professional Communication in English of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

The Hong Kong Corpus of Corruption Prevention contains 49 documents from the Corruption Prevention Advisory Services of the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Documents created by ICAC are for corruption prevention training of organisations and institutions in Hong Kong. The corpus contains 27 Best Practice Checklists, 4 toolkits, 13 Corruption Prevention Guidebooks and 5 sample Codes of Conduct for different administrative functions and operations in Hong Kong. It also contains the Hong Kong Cap. 201 Prevention of Bribery Ordinance and the United Kingdom Bribery Act 2010.

There are currently 567,599 words in the HKCCP.

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Query parameter(s) (max. 4 parameters, see remarks for syntax):           Number of instances to be listed: 40 1,000 2,000 5,000 10,000               Remarks: (Click here for detailed instructions) (Recommend using Mozilla Firefox or Apple® Safari to search. Best viewed in 1680x1050 screen resolution.) 1. Query word/phrase accepts English alphabets and dash only (i.e. A-Z, a-z, -), case-insensitive. 2. Search string syntax word^pos. [e.g. book^nn, book^vb ^dt, ^vb ^dt ^nn, etc.] The symbol ^tag indicates the tag to be searched for. The string in front of the caret symbol ^ is the query word. A maximum of 5 units of 'word', 'word^pos' or '^pos' can be used for query. A caret with a number (e.g. ^2) in the middle of the search string instructs the search engine to skip two words in between any two query parameters (e.g. book ^2 advance). Head and/or tail partial search of the query word/phrase is possible by adding '  -  ' to the front or end of the query word/phrase (e.g. -ment, advan-, -fine-) Tail partial search for the POS tag is possible by adding '-' at the end of the POS tag (e.g. ^NN- will return ^NN, ^NNS, ^NNP, ^NNPS) Units are separated by a space. Punctuation is not accepted. 3. Part-of-speech tag symbols in alphabetical order* ^CC Coordinating conjunction ^PRPS Possessive pronoun ^CD Cardinal number ^RB Adverb ^DT Determiner ^RBR Adverb, comparative ^EX Existential 'there' ^RBS Adverb, superlative ^FW Foreign word ^RP Particle ^IN Preposition or subordinating conjunction ^TO 'to' ^JJ Adjective ^UH Interjection ^JJR Adjective, comparative ^VB Verb, base form ^JJS Adjective, superlative ^VBD Verb, past tense ^MD Modal ^VBG Verb, gerund or present participle ^NN Noun, singular or mass ^VBN Verb, past participle ^NNS Noun, plural ^VBP Verb, non-3rd person singular present ^NNP Proper noun, singular ^VBZ Verb, 3rd person singular present ^NNPS Proper noun, plural ^WDT Wh-determiner ^PDT Predeterminer ^WP Wh-pronoun ^POS Possessive ending ^WPS Possessive wh-pronoun ^PRP Personal pronoun ^WRB Wh-adverb 4. Maximum 10,000 concordance lines can be listed. * Source: Santorini, B. (1990). Part-of-speech tagging guidelines for the Penn Treebank Project (3rd revision). Retrieved December 20, 2016 from http://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1603&context=cis_reports * The corpus is tagged with Stanford Part-of-speech Tagger v.3.6.0.