The Oldenburg Linguistically and Audiologically Controlled Sentences (OLACS).

Example sentences for the seven sentence structures of the OLACS corpus. The disambiguating word from which the target picture could theoretically first be identified by the participant is indicated with PTD (point of target disambiguation). Nom (nominative), acc (accusative), and amb (ambiguous case) indicate the relevant case markings. Sg indicates singular forms and pl indicates plural forms. Verbs are either in their third person singular (3sg) or third person plural (3pl) form. fem indicates feminine nouns. SVO, OVS, and ambOVS sentence structures belong to the verb-second structures since they have either a subject-verb-object or an object-verb-subject sentence structure. SR, OR, ambSR, and ambOR sentence structures belong to the relative-clause structures. An English translation of the meaning of each example sentence is given in italics.