I need the key main components of search queries separated and labelled. Do not label the parts of speech that are not fully needed for a search such as prepositions. The labels should not be POS tags but instead things such as timeframe, date, object name (such as person or company), location, document type, etc. Not every query will have every entity type, some might not include a date/timeframe or any people or companies mentioned. For timeframe/date, the default value should be recent. So always label timeframe as recent unless it is overruled by a date or other timeframe mentioned. The document type is how the file would be stored, so a txt file, csv file, XLSX, ppt, etc. 
Some examples include:

Query: "Recent presentations by NAME_1"
Timeframe: "Recent"
Object name (person): "NAME_1"
Document type: "presentations"

Query: "latest presentation on ai for acme"
Timeframe: "latest"
Document type: "presentation"
Topic: "AI"
Object name (company): "Acme"

Query: "2022 financial audit by accounting team"
Timeframe: "2022"
Topic: "financial audit"
Object name (team): "accounting team"

Query: "excel budget report 2022 Feb"
Timeframe: "2022 Feb"
Document Type: "excel"
Topic: "budget report"

Query: "artificial intelligence"
Topic: "artificial intelligence"
Timeframe: "Recent"

The query to breakdown is: "Deadline for Q3 financial report submission" Do not include the following keywords: tag, date, file, xlsx
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