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There is some context-awareness required, though. Verbs can almost always function as nouns, too. To determine which requires some reasoning about the sentence
by function_seven 13y ago
There is some context-awareness required, though. Verbs can almost always function as nouns, too. To determine which requires some reasoning about the sentence a word appears in.
"Drive to the store." vs. "I'm going for a drive."
"Don't punch Judy!" vs. "I gave Judy some punch."
You're right, though. It's not AI-level intelligence required for this.
- coldtea 13y ago>There is some context-awareness required, though. Verbs can almost always function as nouns, too. Absolutely. And Writer Pro breaks down completely at such distinctions. Some words are always marked as verbs and others as nouns, context be damned.