Questions tagged [grammar]
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Typesetting a calculus' grammar
I am trying to typeset the grammars needed to describe the applied pi calculus. The outcome should look somewhat similar to the following attached example, especially concerning the alignment of the right hand side text.
To me, this does not seem…
foobar
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LanguageTool with N-Grams in TeXstudio in Windows
LanguageTool can be used as an addon for TeXstudio to check grammar (that happens rule-based). You can also use n-grams as an addition. The description on how to use the n-grams can be found…
doc
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Combinatory Categorial Grammar style
i was looking arround here for this style of Categorial Grammar (see picture). However, i just find another types of notation, like the Prawtiz's style derivation. I want this style (some people call it Steedman sytle). If you can help with the…
Julián Sanabria
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french language, correction, grammar
Grammar-checking tool for use with LaTeX?
I would like to know if there is a grammar correction software (french language)in Latex, i am using Texmaker for compilation. please help cause when i copied the text from Texmaker or pdf. i find a problème…
A. BOUZIANE
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What packages would I use, (or are there examples) of typesetting system networks in LaTeX?
I'm looking to be able to typeset charts like the one below for a paper, and I'm wondering whether there are any examples of it anyone's come across; a quick search didn't turn anything usable up.
System Networ Example…
jimsug
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How can I add sentences format (commas, period and plus sign)
Greetings
I would like to add sentence format comma, period and plus sign in the following latex code:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\definecolor{color1}{RGB}{219, 48, 122}
\definecolor{color2}{RGB}{48, 122,…
user3056542
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Single-letter words at the end of line
I am a beginner and I write article in slovak language. There is a rule to not leave single-letter words or preposition at the end of line (for example a, i, na, pre etc.) but to move them to the next one.
I know that I can use "~", but in this…
Euler
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