English LanguageTool Community. LanguageTool Style and Grammar Checker. Link Grammar. Davy Temperley Daniel Sleator John Lafferty The Link Grammar Parser is a syntactic parser of English, based on link grammar, an original theory of English syntax.
Given a sentence, the system assigns to it a syntactic structure, which consists of a set of labeled links connecting pairs of words. The parser also produces a "constituent" representation of a sentence (showing noun phrases, verb phrases, etc.). We have made the entire system available for download on the web. The system is written in generic C code, and runs on any platform with a C compiler. There is an application program interface (API) to make it easy to incorporate the parser into other applications. Spelling - Grammar-checking tool for use with LaTeX. Queequeg, A Tiny English Grammar Checker. [Japanese] $Id: index-e.html,v 1.2 2003/08/07 00:04:40 euske Exp $ Project Page | Download | How to Use What's It?
Queequeg is a tiny English grammar checker for non-native speakers who are not used to verb conjugation and number agreement. We especially focus on people who're writing academic papers or business documents where thorough checking is required. Sample Run Suppose you wrote the following sentences: Paraphrases plays an important role in the variety and complexity of natural language documents. Queequeg (command name: qq) prints the following results for the above document: Different types of errors are shown in different colors. Currently Queequeg recognizes the following document formats: plain text, LaTeX and HTML. Download and Install Prerequisite Python 2.3 or newer The program is written in Python. Wordnet 1.7.1 WordNet is a free online thesaurus developed by Prof.
Python-cdb 0.32 (optional) Used for dictionary access. Download of the Program (the newest version: 0.91) Installation f. The Linux Cookbook: Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use - Grammar and Reference. The tools and resources for writing and editing on Linux-based systems include spell checkers, dictionaries, and reference files.
This chapter shows methods for using them. Spelling: Spell checking. Dictionaries: Dictionaries. Checking Grammar: Grammar tools. Reference Files: Word lists and reference files. Spelling There are several ways to spell check text and files on Linux; the following recipes show how to find the correct spellings of particular words and how to perform batch, interactive, and Emacs-based spell checks. The system dictionary file, `/usr/dict/words',(18) is nothing more than a word list (albeit a very large one), sorted in alphabetical order and containing one word per line. NOTE: None of the computerized spell-check tools will correct your writing if you are using the wrong word to begin with -- for example, if you have `there' when you mean `their', the computer will not catch it (yet!). Word Spell: Spell checking a word. Finding the Correct Spelling of a Word WWW:
Tools / LyX Grammar Checker. << | Page list | >> Goal Detect common errors in LyX documents, such as missing spaces after mathblocks, incorrect use of interword spacing and grammatical errors, from within the LyX GUI.
This tool can also be used on raw TeX without involving LyX. Solution LyX already has support for checking for "TeX Errors" such as incorrect use of interword spacing from within the GUI. It does not generate errors if it is too stupid to understand your grammar. Files LyX-gc version 0.4.