So I am trying to sort the inner hash(VBP, IN, VB, ...) value by ascending order I don't care for sorting the outer hash. This is what I get out of what I implemented 
$VAR1 = {

          'like' => {
                      'VBP' => '0.0882352941176471',
                      'IN' => '0.823529411764706',
                      'VB' => '0.0882352941176471'
                    },

          'kind' => {
                      'JJ' => '0.2',
                      'NN' => '0.8'
                    },
          'distribution' => {
                              'NN' => '1'
                            },

          'successful' => {
                            'JJ' => '1'
                          },
          'capped' => {
                        'JJ' => '0.666666666666667',
                        'VBN' => '0.333333333333333'
                      },
...

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This is my code snippet 
    for $key( keys %bigrams)
    {
        for $secKey ( sort { $bigrams{$key}{$a} <=> $bigrams{$key}{$b}
+ } keys %{ $bigrams{$key} } ) 
        {
            $bigrams{$key}{$secKey} = ($bigrams{$key}{$secKey}) / ($fr
+eqs{$key});
        }
    }

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I've tried other examples on this site and it have yet to work. Thanks.

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