USING EXTRALINGUISTIC TAGS IN DEVELOPING AN INTERNAL CORPUS (SUBCORPUS)
This paper discusses the use of extralinguistic tags in the development of an internal corpus (subcorpus). An internal corpus (subcorpus) is a part of a larger linguistic corpus that is identified according to certain criteria. In this case, a national corpus includes various internal corpora. An internal corpus allows linguists and researchers to focus on specific aspects of a language and study it in detail. The use of internal corpora allows for precise and targeted analysis of specific linguistic data.
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