July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
486 pages
13h 49m
English
We will make a simple rule about a subject verb agreement rule for simple present tense.
We know that in simple present tense the third-person singular subjects always takes a singular verb with either s/es as the suffix of the verb.
Here are some examples of incorrect sentences:
We cannot perform a pattern-based correction for these kinds of incorrect sentences. Here, to make a rule, we will parse each sentence and try to check by using the parser result. Can we make any rules? I have parsed sentences to generate the parse result so you can see the parse tree in Figure 7.14. This result has been generated by using the Stanford parser:
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