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When checking an assignment I was working on I had the following false negative suggestion: Replace with: “their” harper_ls on the sentence: "Were there any special insights you had?"
This checking was done via harper_ls and in a html document
the full html reproducible snippet is the following:
<pid="question">What did you learn from the assignment? Were there any special insights you had? What did you find that you already knew?</p>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It looks like the current implementation looks for a noun or adjectives then a noun after the, which---since any is an adjective---flags it for replacement.
This seems like a pretty flawed implementation, I can think of several examples off the top of my head that would cause a false positive, seemingly all questions.
Were there cats at her house?
Were there any apples at the store?
Were there many kinds of fruit at the store?
Were there more than, or less, than six people at the party?
When checking an assignment I was working on I had the following false negative suggestion:
Replace with: “their” harper_ls
on the sentence: "Were there any special insights you had?"This checking was done via harper_ls and in a html document
the full html reproducible snippet is the following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: