Looking at an English language book I have
bear vs bare.
<!-- this is an example rule: -->
<rule id="CONFUSION_OF_BARE_BEAR" name="confusion of bare/bear">
<pattern>
<token>bare</token>
</pattern>
<message>Did you mean <suggestion>bare</suggestion>?</message>
<example type="incorrect">You have <marker>bear</marker> feet.</example>
<example type="correct">You have bare feet.</example>
</rule>
I'd like to say <token>bare</token>
followed by any noun?
I'm getting an error
There are problems with your rule:
The rule did not find the expected error in 'You have bear feet.'
The sentence was analyzed like this:
<S> You[you/PRP,B-NP-singular|E-NP-singular] have[have/VB,B-VP]
bear[bear/NN:UN,bear/NNS,B-NP-plural]
feet[foot/NNS,E-NP-plural].[./.,</S>,O]
The rule found an unexpected error in 'You have bare feet.'
Suggestions please
TiA
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Dave Pawson
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