1. A method for converting a natural language sentence into a computer-readable primitive sentence, the method comprising: identifying, by a processing device, a verbal block in the natural language sentence; splitting, by the processing device, the natural language sentence into one or more logical clauses; determining, by the processing device, a type for each of the one or more logical clauses, wherein the type indicates whether each of the one or more logical clauses contains an ambiguous verbal block; disambiguating, by the processing device, the ambiguous verbal block within each of the one or more logical clauses, wherein each verbal block is considered independently of a noun phrase; and constructing, by the processing device, the computer-readable primitive sentence for each ambiguous verbal block by duplicating a shared noun phrase of the ambiguous verbal block, wherein the computer-readable primitive sentence improves a functioning of a computing device by not requiring voluminous storage space in allowing the computing device to process the natural language sentence to obtain information from the natural language sentence.
1. A method for converting a natural language sentence into a computer-readable primitive sentence, the method comprising: identifying, by a processing device, a verbal block in the natural language sentence; splitting, by the processing device, the natural language sentence into one or more logical clauses; determining, by the processing device, a type for each of the one or more logical clauses, wherein the type indicates whether each of the one or more logical clauses contains an ambiguous verbal block; disambiguating, by the processing device, the ambiguous verbal block within each of the one or more logical clauses, wherein each verbal block is considered independently of a noun phrase; and constructing, by the processing device, the computer-readable primitive sentence for each ambiguous verbal block by duplicating a shared noun phrase of the ambiguous verbal block, wherein the computer-readable primitive sentence improves a functioning of a computing device by not requiring voluminous storage space in allowing the computing device to process the natural language sentence to obtain information from the natural language sentence. 2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: extracting, by the processing device, the information from the computer-readable primitive sentence.