Grammatical specific language impairment (G-SLI) has been proposed as a distinct subtype of language impairment. We assessed a large sample of twins between the ages of 7 and 13 years on language comprehension tests sensitive to G-SLI. The sample included 37 same-sex twin pairs selected for the presence of language impairment (LI) in one or both twins and 104 twin pairs from the general populat...

State-of-the-art systems for grammatical error correction are based on a collection of independently-trained models for specific errors. Such models ignore linguistic interactions at the sentence level and thus do poorly on mistakes that involve grammatical dependencies among several words. In this paper, we identify linguistic structures with interacting grammatical properties and propose to a...

We propose an approach to correcting spelling errors and assigning part-of-speech (POS) tags simultaneously for sentences written by learners of English as a second language (ESL). In ESL writing, there are several types of errors such as preposition, determiner, verb, noun, and spelling errors. Spelling errors often interfere with POS tagging and syntactic parsing, which makes other error dete...

Abstract: This study is to analyze the subsconcious communicative competence using argumentative reading for post-beginner student in class. The theory used this developed by Savignon and linguistic Canale Swain. method classroom action research. finding of improving reading. are expected have not only practical significance, but a certain degree also theoritical significance.
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Applications like word processors and other writing tools typically include a grammar checker. The purpose of a grammar checker is to identify sentences that are grammatically incorrect based on the syntax of the language. The proposed grammar checker is a rule-based system to identify sentences that are most likely to contain errors. The set of rules are automatically generated from a part of ...

State-of-art systems for grammar error correction often correct errors based on word sequences or phrases. In this paper, we describe a grammar error correction system which corrects grammatical errors at tree level directly. We cluster all error into two groups and divide our system into two modules correspondingly: the general module and the special module. In the general module, we propose a...