Yakov,
It didn't work.
I tried it in the stand-alone tool after using *TESTRULES PT*, with the
sentences:
*Isso aconteceu à quase 20 anos!**
**Isso aconteceu à quase vinte e três anos!**
**Há 10 anos atrás**
**Há quarenta e dois anos atrás*
Rules I changed:
***
****
** **
**
Hi list,
What Athena says is exactly what I learned in school, and they were
supposed to teach us British English there. So it's probably safe to add
this as a rule for both variants.
See also:
http://www.englishteachermelanie.com/grammar-present-perfect-have-you-ever-been-to/
Best,
Jan
Am
Thanks, Jan, I use "1" and "3" but TESTRULES PT gives an error in:
Com o verbo haver não é necessário usar "atrás": \1
\2 \3.
Can you help?
Thanks!
On 17/08/2016 12:36, Jan Schreiber wrote:
> Marco,
>
> I think you could replace
>
> from your original version with the following:
>
> (Replace
I would try it like this:
há
segundos?|minutos?|horas?|dias?|semanas?|mês|meses|anos?
atrás
Com o verbo haver não é necessário usar "atrás".
Há n segundos
atrás.
In other words, replace
Marco,
I think you could replace
from your original version with the following:
(Replace 0 with 1 if necessary.)
Best,
Jan
Am 17.08.2016 um 13:25 schrieb Marco A.G.Pinto:
> Yakov,
>
> It didn't work.
>
> I tried it in the stand-alone tool after using *TESTRULES PT*, with the
> sentences:
>
Yes, the rule would be useful.
Aside. The rule I_MOVING finds some related problems:
Finds: I as walking.
Finds: I as eating.
Does not find: He as smiling.
Does not find: I as calling.
The disambiguator log shows that for the 2 sentences that I_MOVING does not
find, the disambiguator uses rule
Try:
>Среда, 17 августа 2016, 15:05 +03:00 от "Marco A.G.Pinto"
>:
>
>Thanks, Jan, I use "1" and "3" but
TESTRULES PT gives an error in:
>Com o verbo haver não é necessário usar "atrás":
\1 \2 \3.
>
>Can you help?
>
>Thanks!
>
>On 17/08/2016 12:36,
Here are results from the British National Corpus and the Corpus of
Contemporary American English (http://corpus.byu.edu/):
Search phrase COCABNC
I have never been 642 136
I never have been 42 9
have never been 2672489
never have been 1019266
A rule to
Hello!
I sent a private message to Yakov but maybe he didn't receive it, so I
am sending it to the mailing list:
The rule still gives an error:
há
segundos?|minutos?|horas?|dias?|semanas?|mês|meses|anos?
atrás
Com o verbo haver não
Marco,
I tested this rule with local mashine and community.languagetool.org:
há
[a-záãêéçôłę]{1,6}
segundos?|minutos?|horas?|dias?|semanas?|mês|meses|anos?
atrás
Com o verbo haver não é necessário usar "atrás":
.
Há n
Another variant of rule:
há
segundos?|minutos?|horas?|dias?|semanas?|mês|meses|anos?
atrás
Com o verbo haver não é necessário usar "atrás":
.
Há n segundos
atrás.
>Среда, 17 августа 2016, 21:49 +03:00 от "Marco A.G.Pinto":
>
Hi there
In American English the sentence is awkward. It's not "wrong" to say "I
never have been" but a native speaker wouldn't commonly phrase it that way.
The other "error" : "been IN" isn't technically an error either but a
native speaker wouldn't commonly phrase it this way either (now that
Hi Daniel,
Not a native speaker, but it sounds weird for me. I think I heard/read
* I have never been* Never have I been
Few variations:
* I have never been better* Never have I been better* Never been better* Have
never been better
But "I never have been better" would still sound weird for me.
Hi English native speakers,
a user complained about two errors not found in: "I never have been in
London."
Is it actually wrong to say "I never have been" vs. "I have never been"?
What's the other error.
Regards
Daniel
Hello!
I want to improve the following rule:
***
****
** **
**há**
****
**segundos?|minutos?|horas?|dias?|semanas?|mês|meses|anos?**
**atrás**
** **
** Com o verbo haver não é necessário usar "atrás":
\1 \2 \3.**
** Há n segundos
Thanks, Yakov and Jan!
Kind regards,
>Marco A.G.Pinto
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On 17/08/2016 20:37, Yakov Reztsov wrote:
> Another variant of rule:
>
>
>
>
>
> há
> regexp="yes">segundos?|minutos?|horas?|dias?|semanas?|mês|meses|anos?
> atrás
>
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