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{ | |
"alerts": [ | |
{ | |
"point": "WrongVerbForm", | |
"transforms": [ | |
"<span class='gr_grammar_del'>have</span>→<span class='gr_grammar_ins'>had</span>" | |
], | |
"title": "Wrong verb form", | |
"minicardTitle": "Change the form of the verb", | |
"result": "", | |
"details": "<p>Most English verbs have five forms: walk (the base form), walks (the third-person singular present), walked (the simple past), walking (the present participle), and walked (the past participle). For regular verbs, like <i>walk</i>, the simple past and the past participle forms are the same. For irregular verbs, the simple past and past participle are usually different: sing (the base form), sings (the third-person singular present), sang (the simple past), singing (the present participle), and sung (the past participle).<br/>\nThe correct form depends on context. When you combine a verb with a form of <i>to be</i>, you typically need an -ed or -ing form. When you combine a verb with a modal like <i>can</i> or <i>should</i>, you typically need the base form.\n", | |
"explanation": "<p>It appears that your sentence or clause uses an incorrect form of the verb <b>have</b>. Consider changing it.\n", | |
"examples": "<p><span class=\"red\">Incorrect: It’s really going to <b>depended</b> on you.</span><br/><span class=\"green\">Correct: It’s really going to <b>depend</b> on you.</span><br/><p><span class=\"red\">Incorrect: Your tuition could be completely <b>cover</b>.</span><br/><span class=\"green\">Correct: Your tuition could be completely <b>covered</b>.</span><br/>", | |
"todo": "change the form of the verb", | |
"sentence_no": 0, | |
"free": true, | |
"category": "Verbs", | |
"pid": 814804, | |
"rid": 814804, | |
"sid": 2085990, | |
"begin": 19, | |
"end": 23, | |
"text": "have", | |
"group": "Grammar", | |
"pname": "Grammar/Verbs/WrongVerbForm/WrongVerbForm", | |
"phash": "FAFF78337291AE6ABF495FCAF8710B5A", | |
"pversion": "1.0.11742", | |
"rev": 0, | |
"highlightBegin": 19, | |
"highlightEnd": 23, | |
"highlightText": "have", | |
"replacements": [ | |
"had" | |
], | |
"transformJson": { | |
"context": { | |
"e": 29, | |
"s": 10 | |
}, | |
"highlights": [ | |
{ | |
"s": 9, | |
"e": 13 | |
} | |
], | |
"alternatives": [ | |
{ | |
"ops": [ | |
{ | |
"retain": 9 | |
}, | |
{ | |
"delete": 4, | |
"attributes": { | |
"type": "main" | |
} | |
}, | |
{ | |
"insert": "had", | |
"attributes": { | |
"type": "main" | |
} | |
} | |
] | |
} | |
] | |
}, | |
"impact": "critical", | |
"extra_properties": { | |
"fluency": "true", | |
"j": "0.4260696564372724", | |
"priority": "2" | |
}, | |
"cardLayout": { | |
"category": "General", | |
"group": "Grammar", | |
"groupDescription": "Corrects grammatical errors", | |
"rank": 20, | |
"outcome": "Correctness", | |
"outcomeDescription": "Corrects misspellings, grammatical errors, missing and misused punctuation. Checks for natural phrasing and good word choice.", | |
"outcomeRank": 10, | |
"bundle": "Fix spelling and grammar", | |
"bundleRank": 10 | |
}, | |
"categoryHuman": "Incorrect verb forms", | |
"cost": 1, | |
"view": "priority", | |
"inline": "inline", | |
"action": "alert", | |
"id": 4 | |
} | |
], | |
"result": { | |
"sid": 1, | |
"rev": 0, | |
"score": 0, | |
"generalScore": -1, | |
"removed": [], | |
"dialect": "british", | |
"foreign": false, | |
"action": "finished" | |
}, | |
"original": "It is good that she have come.\n" | |
} |
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