Have your tried running base models? I would try a base model instead of an instruct model it. I would prompt it like this: # Grammar correction .... :input:A

Have your tried running base models? I would try a base model instead of an instruct model it. I would prompt it like this: # Grammar correction .... :input:A couple of sentences from your text here:input: :output: And see what it fills in after the output. >They always tend to add or remove sentences of there own. You may be running into context size issues here. Try going small a sentence at a time. And using a new chat for each sentence. btw: When I am saying a base model, I mean try using it in a text generation mode not a chat mode. edit: There are models specifically trained for grammar correction though, for the multilingual case you may have to train one. See a link to an explanation of how someone did it for a google model from 2019: https://deeplearninganalytics.org/nlp-building-a-grammatical-error-correction-model/ https://deeplearninganalytics.org/nlp-building-a-grammatical...