. 2019 Mar 8;10:449. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00449

Table 1.

The subject-verb-object (SVO), object-verb-subject (OVS), and ambiguous object-verb-subject (ambOVS) sentence structures of the Oldenburg Linguistically and Audiologically Controlled Sentences (OLACS).

SVO	Der kluge Zauberer filmt den braven Postboten.
	The_nom wise_nom wizard_mal films the_acc honest_acc mailman_mal.
OVS	Den braven Postboten filmt der kluge Zauberer.
	The_acc honest_acc mailman_mal films the_nom wise_nom wizard_mal.
ambOVS	Die nasse Ente tadelt der treue Hund.
	The_amb wet_amb duck_fem reprimands the_nom loyal_nom dog_mal.

Relevant case markings are indicated by nom (nominative), acc (accusative), and amb (ambiguous case). The gender of the entities is indicated by mal (male) and fem (female). The point of target disambiguation (PTD), the point in time at which an assignment of agent and patient is possible, is marked by underlined words.