@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ In short, a _cupt_ file contains split sentences, each represented with one toke
Similarly to _PARSEME:MWE_, the information in the 11th column called _PARSEME-FR:MWE_ contains one of the following three options:
1. an asterisk '*' for words that are not part of a MWE/NE and for multiword tokens (e.g. _2-3 du_)
2. an underscore '_' if the MWE/NE annotation is unspecified or missing
3. a list of semicolon-separated **codes** if the current word is part of one or more MWEs/NEs. Codes are only assigned to the lexicalized components of a MWE/NE (see [Lexicalized components and open slots](parsemefr.lif.univ-mrs.fr/parseme-st-guidelines/1.1/?page=lexicalized) in the PARSEME annotation guidelines).
3. a list of semicolon-separated **codes** if the current word is part of one or more MWEs/NEs. Codes are only assigned to the lexicalized components of a MWE/NE (see [Lexicalized components and open slots](http://parsemefr.lif.univ-mrs.fr/parseme-st-guidelines/1.1/?page=lexicalized) in the PARSEME annotation guidelines).
- If the current line contains the first lexicalized component of the MWE/NE in the sentence, the code consists of an **identifier** followed by a colon ':' and a **pos-category-criteria label**:
***identifiers** are integers starting from 1 for each new sentence, and increased by 1 for each new annotation.
***pos-category-criteria labels** are strings corresponding to information about the MWE/NE. These labels are composed of three fields separated by a pipe '|' character (i.e. POS|CATEGORY|CRITERION1,CRITERION2...):
