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<!DOCTYPE rules [
    <!ENTITY weekdays "Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday|Sunday">
    <!ENTITY abbrevWeekdays "Mon|Mo|Tue|Tu|Wed|We|Thu|Th|Fri|Fr|Sat|Sa|Sun|Su">
    <!ENTITY months "January|February|March|April|May|June|July|August|September|October|November|December">
    <!ENTITY abbrevMonths "Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Sept|Oct|Nov|Dec">
]>

<rules lang="en" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="../../../../../../../../../languagetool-core/src/main/resources/org/languagetool/rules/rules.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <!-- ====================================================================== -->
    <!-- Possible typos -->
    <!-- ====================================================================== -->
    <category name="Possible Typo" type="misspelling">
        <rule id="LING" name="ling (long)">
            <pattern>
                <token case_sensitive="yes">ling</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>long</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="long">See you all there - this is <marker>ling</marker> overdue.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WAN_T" name="wan't (want)">
            <!-- hunspell gets this right, but LT works a bit differently, so we need a rule -->
            <pattern>
                <token>wan</token>
                <token>'</token>
                <token regexp="yes">t|ted</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\3</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='want'>But I <marker>wan't</marker> to suggest something else.</example>
            <example correction='wanted'>But I <marker>wan'ted</marker> to suggest something else.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="RE_CENT" name="re cent (recent)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>re</token>
                    <token>cent</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>recent</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='recent'>The country has so far not changed its <marker>re cent</marker> five-year plan.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IF_WHICH" name="if which">
            <pattern>
                <token>if</token>
                <token>which</token>
            </pattern>
            <message><suggestion>which</suggestion> should not follow <suggestion>if</suggestion>. Choose either one. Or did you forget a comma?</message>
            <suggestion>if, which</suggestion>
            <example correction='which|if|if, which'>We cannot know <marker>if which</marker> functionality gets tested.</example>
            <example correction='which|if|if, which'>If and only <marker>if which</marker> direction is which? </example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DO_TO_THE_FACT_THAT" name="'Do to that fact that' -> 'Due to'">
            <pattern>
                <token>Do</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>fact</token>
                <token>that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>due to</suggestion> or <suggestion>because of</suggestion> to fix spelling and readability of this sentence.</message>
            <url>https://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/dueto.html</url>
            <example correction='Due to|Because of'><marker>Do to the fact that</marker> the MTA has burned through leaders at a rate of nearly one per year over the last six years, ...</example>
            <example>Due to</example>
            <example>Because of</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MINUETS" name="minuet (minute)">
            <antipattern>
                <token regexp="yes">minuets?</token>
                <token regexp="yes">piano|music|composed|style</token>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token regexp="yes">Mozart|Bach|Beethoven|Boccherini|elaborate|stately|trumpet|orchestra</token>
                <token regexp="yes">minuets?</token>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token regexp="yes">minuets?</token>
                <token>for</token>
                <token regexp="yes">orchestra|keyboard|piano|flute|harpsichord|guitar|violin</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">minuets?</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1" regexp_match="minuet" regexp_replace="minute"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="minutes">The main plaza and town is located ten <marker>minuets</marker> walking distance from the beach.</example>
            <example correction="minute">The main plaza and town is located one <marker>minuet</marker> walking distance from the beach.</example>
            <example>Minuet for piano in G major, WoO 10/2 - Ludwig van Beethoven</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LOT_S" name="lot's of (lots of)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>lot</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                </marker>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lots</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lots">There was <marker>lot's</marker> of stuff.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="GOOD_NEWS" name="the good new (news) is ...">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token regexp="yes">good|bad</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>new</token>
                </marker>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>news</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="news">The bad <marker>new</marker> is that it doesn't work.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="YEAR_20001" name="May 20001 (May 2001)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">&months;|year</token>
                <token regexp="yes">200\d\d</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you really mean year \2? Or maybe <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2" regexp_match="200" regexp_replace="20"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="May 2014">I will go to Holland in <marker>May 20014</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="A_BUT" name="a but (a bit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>but</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>a bit</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="a bit">So I confused things <marker>a but</marker> and it was Kai who had planned that.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TOOL_LONG" name="tool long (too long)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>tool</token>
                    <token>long</token>
                </marker>
                <token negate="yes">ago</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>too long</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="too long">I was away for <marker>tool long</marker>.</example>
            <example>They opened their tool long ago.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AN_THEN" name="an then (and then)">
          <pattern>
            <token>an<exception postag='NNP'/></token>
            <token regexp="yes">th(en|is|at|[eo]se|ere)</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>and \2</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="and then">Tonight I'm going to eat dinner at Alyssa's <marker>an then</marker> go to Christina's.</example>
          <example>Tonight I'm going to eat dinner at John's and then go home.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AH_HA" name="ah ha (aha)">
           <pattern>
                 <marker>
                      <token>ah</token>
                      <token>ha</token>
                 </marker>
           </pattern>
           <message>This word is normally written together: <suggestion>aha</suggestion>?</message>
           <url>http://www.whichenglish.com/Better-English-Grammar/Online-Usage-Letter-A.html</url>
           <short>Possible typo</short>
           <example correction="aha">After that we had an "<marker>ah ha</marker>" moment and that was it.</example>
           <example>We had an aha moment.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="A_WAS" name="a was (way)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>a</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>was</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>way</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="way">But is there a <marker>was</marker> to work around the problem?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AIRPLANE_HANGER" name="airplane hanger (airplane hangar)">
            <pattern>
             <token>airplane</token>
             <marker>
               <token inflected="yes">hanger</token>
             </marker>
             </pattern>
             <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match=".*r(.*)$" regexp_replace="hangar$1"/></suggestion>?</message>
             <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
             <short>Possible typo</short>
             <example correction="hangars">These are airplane <marker>hangers</marker>.</example>
              <example>They had a wedding in an airplane hangar.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ALLTHOUGH" name="all though (although)">
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>all<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">in|of|not|at</exception></token>
                    <token>though</token>
                </marker>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">day|night|week|month|year</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>all through</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="All through"><marker>All though</marker> the day: a song by Anita O'Day.</example>
                <example>I enjoyed this all through the night.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>all<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">in|of|not|at</exception></token>
                    <token>though</token>
                </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>although</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Although"><marker>All though</marker> I liked the book, I had to stop reading it.</example>
                <example>Best of all though, the review will be great.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ALSO_KNOW" name="also know (known)">
            <pattern>
                   <token>also</token>
                   <marker>
                       <token>know</token>
                   </marker>
                   <token regexp="yes">as|by|for</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>known</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="known">He is also <marker>know</marker> as the first Chechen writer.</example>
            <example>He is also known for his beautiful mustache.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AS_OPPOSE_TO_AS_OPPOSED_TO" name="as oppose to (as opposed to)">
        <pattern>
            <token>as</token>
            <token>oppose</token>
            <token>to</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>as opposed to</suggestion>?</message>
          <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="as opposed to">Professional sports, <marker>as oppose to</marker> amateur sports , are sport s in which athletes receive payment for their performance</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CONFUSION_OF_OUR_OUT" name="confusion of our/out">
            <pattern>
                <token>we</token>
                <token postag="VBD|VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>take</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>out</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="IN|RP|DT|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>what</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>our</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="our">We evaluated <marker>out</marker> method by running RASP.</example>
            <example>If we take out India and China...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="YOUR_SHOULD" name="your (you) should">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <marker>
                    <token>your</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">should|could</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>you</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="you">If it's running, <marker>your</marker> should deactivate it.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_SOME_DAY" name="the some (same) day">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token regexp="yes">[Tt]he</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>some</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>same</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="same">It happened on the <marker>some</marker> day.</example>
            <example>The Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em Episode Guide</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MAKE_US_OF" name="make us (use) of">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">make|makes|made|making</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>us</token>
                </marker>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>use</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="use">He made <marker>us</marker> of the new tools.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ON_OF_THE" name="on (one) of the most/least/...">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>on</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">more|most|less|least|best|worst</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>one</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="one">It's <marker>on</marker> of the most popular songs.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>on</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token postag="JJS"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>one</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="one">It's <marker>on</marker> of the loudest songs.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="BE_ALOUD_TO" name="aloud to (allowed to)">
          <pattern>
            <token inflected="yes">be</token>
            <marker>
            <token>aloud</token>
            <token>to</token>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>allowed to</suggestion>?</message>
          <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example>We are allowed to talk.</example>
          <example correction="allowed to">Who is <marker>aloud to</marker> get information from your mail?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="APART_A_PART" name="apart of (a part of, apart from)">
        <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token skip="1" inflected="yes">be<exception scope="next" postag="IN"/></token>
              <marker>
              <token>apart</token>
              <token>of</token>
              </marker>
              <token><exception>course</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>a part \3</suggestion> or <suggestion>apart from</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="a part of|apart from">I'd like to be <marker>apart of</marker> your team.</example>
            <example correction="a part of|apart from">Nannes is now <marker>apart of</marker> the 89.1FM ABC Grandstand Cricket commentary team.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token><exception inflected="yes">be</exception><exception scope="previous" inflected="yes">be</exception></token>
              <marker>
              <token>apart</token>
              <token>of</token>
              </marker>
              <token><exception>course</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Wrong collocation. Did you mean <suggestion>apart from</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Non-standard phrase</short>
            <example>Lebanon's freedoms set it apart from other Arab states.</example>
            <example correction="apart from">We set it <marker>apart of</marker> other religions.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="APART_FORM" name="apart form (apart from)">
            <pattern>
              <marker>
              <token>apart</token>
              <token>form</token>
              </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>apart from</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>Lebanon's freedoms set it apart from other Arab states.</example>
            <example correction="apart from">Christianity was set <marker>apart form</marker> other religions.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ASK_WETHER" name="ask wether/weather (whether)">
            <pattern>
            <token inflected="yes" skip="1" regexp="yes">ask|question</token>
            <marker>
                <token regexp="yes">wea?ther</token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whether</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>I asked whether it was true.</example>
            <example correction="whether">Don't ask me <marker>wether</marker> it is already decided!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BRAKE_AWAY_BREAK_AWAY" name="brake away (break away)">
        <pattern>
          <token>brake<exception scope="previous" postag="DT|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
          <token>away</token>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion>break away</suggestion>?</message>
        <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
        <short>Possible typo</short>
        <example correction="break away">The should <marker>brake away</marker> from Russia.</example>
        <example>They should break away from Russia.</example>
        <example>When you take the hand brake away, the car will stay still if the clutch is in the right position.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="BREATHE_BREATH" name="breath (breathe)">
        <rule>
            <pattern>
            <token regexp="yes">could|can|they</token>
            <marker>
                <token>breath</token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>breathe</suggestion>? '\2' is a noun.</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="breathe">I could <marker>breath</marker>.</example>
            <example>They breathe slowly.</example>
            </rule>
         <rule>
            <pattern>
            <token regexp="yes">couldn|can</token>
            <token>'</token>
            <token>t</token>
            <marker>
                <token>breath</token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>breathe</suggestion>? '\4' is a noun.</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="breathe">I couldn't <marker>breath</marker>.</example>
            <example>They breathe slowly.</example>
            <example correction="breathe">We can't <marker>breath</marker> under water.</example>
         </rule>
             <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">can|could</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <token>breath</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>can not breathe</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
                <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
                <example correction="can not breathe">We <marker>can not breath</marker> under water.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
              <pattern>
                <token postag="PRP$"><exception scope="previous">had</exception></token>
                <marker><token>breathe</token></marker>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>breath</suggestion>? 'Breathe' is a verb.</message>
              <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
              <example>I can't hold my breath.</example>
              <example correction="breath">I am not going to hold my <marker>breathe</marker> that he will do anything</example>
              <example>Then he had her breathe on the canvas.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="UP_TO_DATA" name="up to data (date)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>up</token>
                <token>to</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>data</token>
                    </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>date</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>This is the Carmen up to <marker>Data</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="date">The software is not up to <marker>data</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="COLD_COULD" name="he cold do (he could do)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag='PRP'/>
                <marker>
                    <token>cold</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VB'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>could</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Probable typo</short>
            <example correction="could">This is all he <marker>cold</marker> do.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FORMALLY_KNOWN_AS" name="formally known as (formerly known as)">
          <pattern>
            <token>formally</token>
            <token>known</token>
            <token>as</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>formerly \2 \3</suggestion> (=known earlier under the name of)?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="formerly known as">The artist <marker>formally known as</marker> Prince</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FEEL_TREE_TO" name="feel tree (free) to">
            <pattern>
                <token>feel</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>tree</token>
                    </marker>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>free</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="free">Feel <marker>tree</marker> to add it to the list.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EASIEST_WAS_TO" name="easiest was (way) to">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="JJS"/>
                <marker>
                    <token>was</token>
                </marker>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>way</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="way">What is the fastest <marker>was</marker> to learn Spanish?</example>
            <example correction="way">What is the easiest <marker>was</marker> to learn Spanish?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ET_AL" name="et al (et al.)">
          <pattern>
          <marker>
            <token>et</token>
            <token>al</token>
          </marker>
            <token><exception>.</exception></token>
          </pattern>
          <message>A dot is missing here: <suggestion>\1 \2.</suggestion></message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="et al.">Thelen <marker>et al</marker> 2001</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ARE_STILL_THE_SOME" name="are still the some (same)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">are|is|was|were</token>
                <token>still</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>some</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 still the same</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1 still some</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="are still the same|are still some">That means that tires <marker>are still the some</marker> of the most important components of your vehicle.</example>
            <example correction="is still the same|is still some">But it <marker>is still the some</marker> government.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IS_EVEN_WORST" name="is even worst (worse)" type="grammar">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                <token>even</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="JJS"/>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NNS?:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Probably incorrect use of superlative '\3'. Consider using the comparative form instead: <suggestion><match suppress_misspelled="yes" no="3" postag="JJR"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="nicer">He was even <marker>nicest</marker> after a year.</example>
            <example correction="iller|worse">He was even <marker>worst</marker>.</example>
            <example>He was even worse after a year.</example>
            <example>He was even best man at my wedding.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DE_JURO" name="de juro (jure)">
            <pattern>
                <token>de</token>
                <token>juro</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This is an incorrect spelling of a Latin phrase. Did you mean <suggestion>de jure</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="de jure">There is no <marker>de juro</marker> segregation allowed by law anywhere in the United States.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MASSAGE_MESSAGE" name="error massage (message)">
            <pattern>
                <token skip="1" regexp="yes" inflected="yes">diagnostic|deliver|email|error|new|radio|send|text</token>
                <marker>
                    <token inflected="yes">massage</token>
                </marker>
                <token negate="yes" regexp="yes" inflected="yes">instruction|method|salon|stroke|studio</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="massag" regexp_replace="messag"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>That is a new <marker>massage</marker> method.</example>
            <example correction="message">There is an error <marker>massage</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="messages">I sent different <marker>massages</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="CHANCE_CHANGE" name="chance (change) a setting">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token inflected="yes" skip="3">chance <exception scope="next">change</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes" inflected="yes">behaviou?r|mode|setting</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1" regexp_match="chanc" regexp_replace="chang"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="change">Do not <marker>chance</marker> these settings!</example>
                <example correction="changes">He always <marker>chances</marker> the behaviour of the application.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">API|climate</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token inflected="yes" skip="3">chance</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="chanc" regexp_replace="chang"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="change">The climate <marker>chance</marker> must be stopped.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="I_THIN" name="I thin (think)">
            <pattern>
                <token negate="yes" regexp="yes">am|do|can|will</token>
                <token>I</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>thin</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>think</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="think">I <marker>thin</marker> you are right.</example>
            <example>How do I <marker>thin</marker> heavier acrylics for Airbrushing?</example>
            <example>How can I <marker>thin</marker> out my face?</example>
            <example>Am I <marker>Thin</marker> Enough Yet?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SUPPOSE_TO" name="suppose to (supposed to)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token inflected="no">suppose</token>
                </marker>
                <token>to</token>
                <token inflected="no">be</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Probably you should use a past participle here: <suggestion>supposed</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="supposed">What jar is this <marker>suppose</marker> to be coming from?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALL_BE_IT" name="all be it (albeit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>be</token>
                <token>it</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>albeit</suggestion> (=although)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="albeit">The good news is that there are several redeeming factors to (<marker>all be it</marker> barely).</example>
            <example>The good news is that there are several redeeming factors to (albeit barely)</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALL_FOR_NOT" name="all for not (all for naught)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token>for</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">not|knot</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="VBG"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>all for naught</suggestion> (=all for nothing)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>Sorry all for not being in the chat.</example>
            <example correction="all for naught">My farmer pants were <marker>all for not</marker>...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALL_OVER_THE_WORD" name="all over the word (all over the world)">
            <pattern>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>over</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>word</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 \2 \3 world</suggestion> (=globally)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="all over the world">The company employs over 25 000 people <marker>all over the word</marker>.</example>
            <example>The company employs over 25,000 people all over the world.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ANOTHER_WORDS" name="another words (in other words)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>another</token>
                    <token>words</token>
                </marker>
                <token>,</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in other words</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="In other words"><marker>Another words</marker>, he is an ideal husband.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BACK_AND_FOURTH" name="back and fourth (back and forth)">
            <pattern>
                <token>back</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>fourth</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>back and forth</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="back and forth">How to move <marker>back and fourth</marker> from linux to xmb?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BACK_IN_FORTH" name="back in forth (back and forth)">
            <pattern>
                <token>back</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>forth</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>back and forth</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="back and forth">I've been texting <marker>back in forth</marker> with him for the past 3 days.</example>
            <example>I've been texting back and forth with him for the past 3 days</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="BEING_BEGIN" name="being (begin)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>To</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>being</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>with</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>begin</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="begin">To <marker>being</marker> with, she is a Russian spy.</example>
                <example>To begin with, she's a spy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>begin</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBD|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>being</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="being">I was willing to risk <marker>begin</marker> interrogated about what I was going to do with the information.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="BOB_WIRE" name="bob/barb wire (barbed wire)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">bob|barb</token>
                <token>wire</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>barbed wire</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="barbed wire">Building a <marker>bob wire</marker> fence</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BYE_THE_WAY" name="bye the way (by the way)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bye</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>way</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>by the way</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="by the way">And <marker>bye the way</marker>, this program is open source.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="CA_PRP" name="ca I (can I)">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <marker>
                        <token>ca</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>can</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="can">What <marker>ca</marker> I do?</example>
                <example>I live in Los Angeles, CA.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>ca</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>can</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="can">You <marker>ca</marker> do it!</example>
                <example>I live in Los Angeles, CA.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="CHALK_FULL" name="chalk full (chock-full)">
            <pattern>
                <token>chalk</token>
                <token>full</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>chock-full</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Chock-full"><marker>Chalk full</marker> of mobile content</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EGG_YOKE" name="egg yoke (egg yolk)">
            <pattern>
                <token>egg</token>
                <token>yoke</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>egg yolk</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="egg yolk">Chocolate mousse with <marker>egg yoke</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ET_ALL" name="et all (et al.)">
            <pattern>
                <token>et</token>
                <token>all</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>et al.</suggestion> (=and others) or <suggestion>at all</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="et al.|at all">In the recent paper by Shakespeare <marker>et all</marker>, it is argued that envy is not unique to primates.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EYE_BROW" name="eye brow/lash/lid/sight/sore (eyebrow/eyelash/eyelid/eyesight/eyesore)">
            <pattern>
                <token>eye</token>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">brow|lash|sight|sore|lid</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This word is usually spelt together: <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="eyelids">Calcium deposits on <marker>eye lids</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FOR_SELL" name="for sell (for sale)">
            <pattern>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>sell</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for sale</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="for sale">Current Michigan homes <marker>for sell</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="FROM_FORM" name="from/form">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>any</token>
                    <token>from</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in any form</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="in any form">Do not duplicate or redistribute <marker>in any from</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="DT"><exception>the</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>from</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_END"><exception>?</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>form</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="form">Fill in this <marker>from</marker>.</example>
                <example>Where is this from?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|the</token>
                    <!--most determiners are OK, this way it's shorter-->
                    <marker>
                        <token>from</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>form</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="form">Type in the <marker>from</marker> on the web page.</example>
                <example correction="form">Fill in the <marker>from</marker> as shown below.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN:UN">form</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP\$|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>from</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="from">I got a letter <marker>form</marker> my friend.</example>
                <example>I got a letter <marker>form</marker> from my friend.</example>
                <example>It may form a raceme or a spike.</example>
                <example>The leaves form a rosette at the base of the plant.</example>
                <example>In full form the theorem was given in 1825.</example>
                <example>These results of Cauchy's still form the core of complex function theory.</example>
                <example type="triggers_error">Muslims form a slight majority.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="THERE_EXITS" name="there exits (there exists)">
            <pattern>
                <token>there</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>exits</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>exists</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="exists">There <marker>exits</marker> an α-evaluating homomorphism π.</example>
            <example>Then there exists an α-evaluating homomorphism π.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="HE_THE" name="he (the)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">as|while|before|until|ago|than|after</exception></token>
                <token>he</token>
                <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 the \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="At the beginning"><marker>At he beginning</marker>, I was afraid.</example>
            <example>But there was a fire burning inside him ever since he saw those pictures on her camera.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_HOW" name="the how/why (how/why)">
            <pattern case_sensitive='yes'>
                <marker>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp='yes'>how|why</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception regexp='yes'>and|of|[,\.;']</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Probable typo</short>
            <example correction="how">These are also examples of <marker>the how</marker> a woman's perspective can contribute to science.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="I_LOWERCASE" name="i'm (I'm)">
        <rule>
          <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
            <token>i</token>
            <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
            <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">[md]|ll|ve</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>I\2\3</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example>Now I'm driving.</example>
          <example correction="I'm">No, <marker>i'm</marker> not letting you near my kids.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
            <marker>
              <token>i</token>
            </marker>
            <token postag="MD|VB[PD]" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>I</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example>Now I am driving.</example>
          <example>These are: (i) examples; (ii) case studies; (iii) some other things.</example>
          <example correction="I">No, <marker>i</marker> am not letting you near my kids.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IN_JANUARY" name="in January 1 (on January 1)">
        <pattern>
            <marker>
            <token>in</token>
                <token regexp="yes">&months;</token>
            </marker>
            <token regexp="yes">[1-3][0-9]</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>on \2</suggestion>? This seems to be a day date.</message>
            <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="On February"><marker>In February</marker> 21, we ate the poison.</example>
            <example>Cuba Gooding Jr. was born on January 2, 1968.</example>
            <example>The following events occurred in January 1900.</example>
         </rule>
        <rule id="INSURE_THAT" name="insure that (ensure that)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>insure</token>
                </marker>
                <token>that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>ensure</suggestion> (=make sure)? 'Insure' means 'pay money to insurance company'.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="ensure">Please <marker>insure</marker> that you are registered with us.</example>
            <example>Please insure your car against theft.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_MASSE" name="in masse (en masse)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>masse</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>en masse</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="en masse">HP Already Shipping Linux <marker>in Masse</marker></example>
            <example>HP Already Shipping Linux En Masse</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_PARENTHESIS" name="in parenthesis (in parentheses)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>parenthesis</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in parentheses</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="in parentheses">This is indicated by the number not <marker>in parenthesis</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_STEAD_OF" name="in stead of (instead of)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>stead</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\2 \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="instead of">Can my car really use water <marker>in stead of</marker> gas?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_TACT" name="in tact (intact)">
            <pattern>
                <token><exception scope="previous">lacking</exception>in</token>
                <token>tact</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>intact</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>Trendy T-shirts lacking in tact</example>
            <example correction="Intact">Outdoor Activities in Louisiana Remain <marker>In Tact</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_VEIN" name="in vein (in vain)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>vein</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in vain</suggestion> (=unsuccessfully)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="in vain">I have been looking <marker>in vein</marker> 30 plus years with no luck.</example>
            <example>I have been looking in vain for 30 years.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IT_SELF" name="it self (itself)">
            <pattern>
                <token>it</token>
                <token>self</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>itself</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="itself">I believe that such advertisements indicate a clear statement about the issue <marker>it self</marker> and they clarify the main cause of the problem.</example>
            <example>Was it self-defence?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="KNOW_NOW" name="know (now)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>know</token>
                    <token>and</token>
                    <token>then</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>now and then</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="now and then">My mom used to make a hell of a burrito every <marker>know and then</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>right</token>
                    <token>know</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>right now</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="right now">Girls wanting to meet you <marker>right know</marker>!</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>from</token>
                    <token>know</token>
                    <token>on</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>from now on</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="From now on"><marker>From know on</marker>, he is the “Big Kahuna”.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes"><exception scope="previous">t</exception>and|but|by|even|from|so</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>know</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>now</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="now">And <marker>know</marker> he is leaving.</example>
                <example>I don't even know myself.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="MD"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>know</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VB"><exception regexp="yes">well|better</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>now</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="now">I can <marker>know</marker> say something more.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>for</token>
                    <token>letting</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">me|us</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>now</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>know</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="know">Thanks for letting us <marker>now</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="VE_GO_TO" name="I've go to (I've got to)">
            <pattern>
                <token>ve</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>go</token>
                </marker>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>got</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="got">I've <marker>go</marker> to go.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FOR_ALONG_TIME" name="for along time (for a long time)">
            <pattern>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>along</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for a long time</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="for a long time">I have been interested in Wicca <marker>for along time</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="FOR_AWHILE" name="awhile (a while)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="IN"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>awhile</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>a while</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="a while">I haven't posted in <marker>awhile</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="IN"/>
                    <token>quite</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>awhile</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>a while</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="a while">I haven't posted in quite <marker>awhile</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="FOR_ALL_INTENSIVE_PURPOSES" name="for all intensive purposes (for all intents and purposes)">
            <pattern>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>intensive</token>
                <token>purposes</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 all intents and purposes</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="for all intents and purposes">Well, not all of it, but <marker>for all intensive purposes</marker>, I read it.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AWAY_FRO" name="away fro (away from)">
            <pattern>
                <token>away</token>
                <token>fro</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>away from</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="away from">He is <marker>away fro</marker> the sea.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="FOR_FRO" name="fro a while (for a while)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- phrase "to and fro" = to back and forth -->
                    <!-- problem with double negation - does not detect: "For him and fro me." -->
                    <token negate="yes">to</token>
                    <token negate="yes">and</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>fro</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for</suggestion>?</message>
                <example><marker>For</marker> me.</example>
                <example>And <marker>for</marker> me.</example>
                <example correction="for">That's good <marker>fro</marker> your.</example>
                <example correction="for">And good <marker>fro</marker> your.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>Fro</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="For"><marker>Fro</marker> me.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>fro</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">while|weekend|month|year|hour|minute|second|week</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="for">I went there <marker>fro</marker> a weekend.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="HUMANS_BEINGS" name="humans beings (human beings)">
        <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token>human</token>
              <token>'</token>
              <token>s</token>
              <token postag="NNS"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean: <suggestion>\1 \4</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="human beings">We are all <marker>human's beings</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token>humans</token>
              <token>beings</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean: <suggestion>human \4</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="human beings">We are all <marker>humans beings</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="LAST_BUT_NOT_LAST" name="last but not last (least)">
            <pattern>
              <token>last</token>
              <token>but</token>
              <token>not</token>
              <token>last</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean: <suggestion>\1 \2 \3 least</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Last but not least"><marker>Last but not last</marker>, I accentuate difficulties that such theories face.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="HOUR_OUR" name="half an our (half an hour)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>half</token>
                    <token>an</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>our</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hour</suggestion> (=60 minutes)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="hour">It happened half an <marker>our</marker> ago.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ONE_IN_THE_SAME" name="one in the same (one and the same)">
            <pattern>
                <token>one</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>same</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>one and the same</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="one and the same">Our town is a place where neighbours and friends are <marker>one in the same</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="OTHER_WISE_OTHERWISE" name="other wise (otherwise)">
        <pattern>
          <marker>
            <token>other</token>
            <token>wise</token>
          </marker>
          <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion>otherwise</suggestion>?</message>
        <short>Possible typo</short>
        <example correction="Otherwise"><marker>Other wise</marker> it's not true.</example>
        <example> The fact that Jesus' status as a wise man among other wise men is not unique tells against this being a Christian interpolation.</example>
      </rule>
        <rule id="PER_SE" name="per say (per se)">
            <pattern>
                <token>per</token>
                <token>say</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>per se</suggestion> (=by itself, by themselves)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="per se">Not a car lover <marker>per say</marker>…</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SNEAK_PEAK" name="sneak peak (sneak peek)">
            <pattern>
                <token>sneak</token>
                <token>peak</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 peek</suggestion> (=preview)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="sneak peek">Yahoo has released a <marker>sneak peak</marker> into Yahoo! BrowserPlus.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CONFUSION_OF_SOBBER_SOBER" name="sobber (sober)">
          <pattern>
            <token>sobber</token>
          </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion>sober</suggestion> (=not intoxicated)? "Sobber" means "weeper, someone one who cries".</message>
        <example correction="sober">I'm <marker>sobber</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SOME_WHAT_JJ" name="some what (somewhat)">
            <pattern>
                <token>some</token>
                <token>what</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion> (=slightly)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Somewhat"><marker>Some what</marker> disappointed</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="STAND_ALONE_NN" name="stand alone (standalone)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>stand</token>
                    <token>alone</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NN:.*|NNS|NN" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>This world is usually written together in this context: <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="standalone">This is a <marker>stand alone</marker> computer.</example>
            <example>I stand alone at the parking.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TEEM_TEAM" name="football teem (football team)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">management|football|research|project|home|display|youth|cup|development|design|sales|rescue|cricket|production|care|action|hockey|rugby|league|campaign|inspection|support|soccer|mortar|test|specialist|negotiating|relay|buy-out|course|world|health|investigation|planning|school|treasury|inquiry|planting|service|styling|division|improvement|marketing|review|services|ward|policy|work|area|basketball|club|control|dream|hospital|insight|protection|sports|town|baseball|executive|touring|university|buyout</token>
                <token>teem</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 team</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="football team">This is my favorite <marker>football teem</marker>.</example>
            <example>The gardens teem with squawking parrots.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="UNDER_WEAR" name="under wear (underwear)">
            <pattern>
                <token>under</token>
                <token>wear</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>underwear</suggestion> (=underclothes)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Underwear">Designer's <marker>Under Wear</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WHERE_AS" name="where as/by (whereas/whereby)">
            <pattern>
                <token>where</token>
                <token regexp="yes">as|by|upon</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="whereas">The northern and urban areas of the state do not generally offer sweet tea in the most restaurants, <marker>where as</marker> it is a staple beverage for the southern part ...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WITCH_HAUNT" name="witch haunt (witch hunt)">
            <pattern>
                <token>witch</token>
                <token>haunt</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 hunt</suggestion> (=search for witches)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="witch hunt">An anti-Polish <marker>witch haunt</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WITHOUT_OUT_WITHOUT" name="without out (without)">
        <pattern>
            <token>without</token>
            <token>out</token>
        </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>without</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="Without"><marker>Without out</marker> a doubt, the internet's power is mighty and far-reaching.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="YOUR_S" name="your's (yours)" type="typographical">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">your|hers|our|their</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1\3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="your|yours">It's not mine, it's <marker>your's</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="YOURS_APOSTROPHE" name="Possessive pronoun with apostrophe" type="typographical">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START" skip="-1"><exception scope="next" regexp="yes">['’]</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="PRP$" regexp="yes">.*s</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>An apostrophe is never used to form possessive case pronouns. Did you mean: <suggestion>\2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="yours">This house is <marker>yours'</marker>.</example>
            <example>My heart is hers.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CD_WEEK_S" name="Number + 'week's time' (weeks' time)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="CD"><exception regexp="yes">one|1</exception></token>
                <token regexp="yes">week|month|hour</token>
                <token regexp="yes">'</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>The apostrophe is probably in the wrong place here. Did you mean <suggestion>\1 \2\4' \5</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/two-weeks-notice</url>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>He'll be sailing around the world in two weeks' time.</example>
            <example correction="two weeks' time">"he'll be sailing around the world in <marker>two week's time</marker>.</example>
            <example>It was ready in a week's time.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="HERE_HEAR" name="here (hear)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>can</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>here</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hear</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="hear">I can <marker>here</marker> you!</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>can</token>
                    <token postag="RB"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>here</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hear</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="hear">I can almost <marker>here</marker> you crying.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <or>
                        <token>t</token>
                        <token>not</token>
                    </or>
                    <marker>
                        <token>here</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">from|of</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hear</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="hear">If you don't <marker>here</marker> from me in a day...</example>
                <example correction="hear">If you do not <marker>here</marker> from me in a day...</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="HEAR_HERE" name="hear (here)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>hear</token>
                </marker>
                <token>is</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>here</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Here"><marker>Hear</marker> is an entertainment fit for giants.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TOT_HE" name="tot he (to the)">
            <pattern>
                <token>tot</token>
                <token>he</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to the</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="to the">The Hitchhiker's Guide <marker>tot he</marker> Galaxy</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WITH_OUT" name="with out (without)">
            <pattern>
                <token>with</token>
                <token>out</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This word is usually written together. Did you mean <suggestion>without</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="without">We must take the bus before it leaves <marker>with out</marker> us.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="IT_IS_NO" name="it is no (not/now)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>it</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>no</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">good|better|worse|more|less|longer|different|harder|fun|secret|emergency</exception></token>
                    <token><exception postag="[JN].*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>not</suggestion> or <suggestion>now</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="not|now">It is <marker>no</marker> possible.</example>
                <example>It is no mystical intuition.</example>
                <example correction="not|now">It is <marker>no</marker> hard to make a decision.</example>
                <example>It is no surprise.</example>
                <example>It is no ordinary household shrine.</example>
                <example>There was the slight pain, but it was no different from the throbbing in his head.</example>
                <example>It is no more a united nation than the Equator.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>it</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>no</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">longer|different|good|better|worse|fun|secret|more|less|emergency</exception></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>not</suggestion> or <suggestion>now</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="not|now">It's <marker>no</marker> possible.</example>
                <example>It isn't possible.</example>
                <example>It is no surprise.</example>
                <example>It's no longer needed.</example>
                <example>To hit running prey, it's no good to ponder the problem for long.</example>
                <example>You say it's no BIG deal, but to me it is.</example>
                <example>If you count to three, you'll see it's no emergency, you'll see I'm not the enemy.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ALLOT_OF" name="allot of (a lot of)">
            <pattern>
                <token>allot</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>a lot of</suggestion> (=plenty)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="a lot of">I've got <marker>allot of</marker> questions to you.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="I_HERD" name="I herd (heard)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">I|you|he|she|it|we|they</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>herd</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>heard</suggestion> (past tense of 'hear')?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="heard">I <marker>herd</marker> of a new song by Madonna.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="LOOSE_LOSE" name="loose (lose)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>loose</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">key|connection|password</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lose</suggestion> (= miss, waste, suffer the loss etc.)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="lose">I always <marker>loose</marker> the password.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>loose</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP$"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lose</suggestion> (= miss, waste, suffer the loss etc.)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="lose">Who do I contact if I <marker>loose</marker> my passport?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>loose</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate_pos="yes" postag="PRP$"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lose</suggestion> (= miss, waste, suffer the loss etc.)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="lose">You don't want to <marker>loose</marker> this job, do you?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="MD"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>loose</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate_pos="yes" postag="PRP$"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lose</suggestion> (= miss, waste, suffer the loss etc.)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="lose">You can <marker>loose</marker> so much and gain so little.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="LOSE_LOOSE" name="lose (loose)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>on</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>lose</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>on the loose</suggestion> (=at large, free)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="on the loose">Spammer <marker>on the lose</marker>?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">knock</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>lose</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>loose</suggestion> (=lax, unattached)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="loose">What do you do if your tooth gets knocked <marker>lose</marker>?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="LOSE_LOSS" name="at a lose (at a loss)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token>lose</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>at a loss</suggestion> (=puzzled, without any idea)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="at a loss">Feeling <marker>at a lose</marker> and frustrated.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="GIVE_ADVISE" name="give/any/of advise (advice)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">give|gave|given</token>
                    <token min="0" max="1" postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>advise</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>advice</suggestion> (a noun)?</message>
                <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/advice_advise.htm</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="advice">Please give me <marker>advise</marker>, I don't know what to do.</example>
                <example correction="advice">Could someone give <marker>advise</marker> on a better way to do this.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>advise</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>advice</suggestion> (a noun)?</message>
                <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/advice_advise.htm</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="advice">Any <marker>advise</marker> is welcome!</example>
                <example>Any advice is welcome.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|from|my|your|his|her|our</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>advise</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>advice</suggestion> (a noun)?</message>
                <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/advice_advise.htm</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="advice">What was the best piece of <marker>advise</marker> that you ever got?</example>
                <example correction="advice">He didn't listen to my <marker>advise</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="MD"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>advice</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>advise</suggestion> (a verb)?</message>
                <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/advice_advise.htm</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="advise">I must <marker>advice</marker> you to go.</example>
                <example>I cannot advise you anything.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ADVICE_ADVISE" name="advice (advise)" type="grammar">
            <pattern>
              <token postag="PRP"><exception postag="PRP" negate_pos="yes"/><exception scope="previous" inflected="yes" regexp="yes">offer|give</exception></token>
              <marker>
                  <token regexp="yes">advices?</token>
              </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="ice" regexp_replace="ise"/></suggestion> (verb) instead of <match no="2"/> (noun)?</message>
            <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/advice_advise.htm</url>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="advise">We <marker>advice</marker> you to do it.</example>
            <example correction="advises">He <marker>advices</marker> you to do it.</example>
            <example>We <marker>advise</marker> you to come by public transport</example>
            <example correction="advise">We <marker>advice</marker> you to come by public transport.</example>
            <example>I could offer you advice, Tomas, but you wouldn't heed it.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ALL_READY" name="all ready (already)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">have|has|had</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>all</token>
                        <token>ready</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>already</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="already">I have <marker>all ready</marker> bought it.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- contraction -->
                    <token regexp="yes">ve|s</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>all</token>
                        <token>ready</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>already</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="already">I've <marker>all ready</marker> bought it.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ALL_MOST" name="all most (almost)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token>most</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="PDT"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>almost</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Almost"><marker>All most</marker> all the patents were rejected...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ANALYSIS_IF" name="analysis if (of)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="DT"/>
                <token regexp="yes">analysis|kind</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>if</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>of</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="of">An Analysis <marker>if</marker> Rock Music</example>
            <example correction="of">That's the kind <marker>if</marker> blue I like.</example>
            <example>This is the kind of journalism that I like!</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="IF_IS" name="if it if (is)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="2">if<exception scope="next" regexp="yes">,|is|and|or</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>if</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>is</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="is">I wonder if the context <marker>if</marker> actually important.</example>
                <example>if and only if</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">which|who</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>if</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>is</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="is">The rules are testes, which <marker>if</marker> quite fast.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="SHELL_WE" name="shell (shall) we">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>Shell</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">we|I</token>
                    <token postag="VBP?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Shall</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Shall"><marker>Shell</marker> we dance?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">We|I</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>shell</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VB"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>shall</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="shall">We <marker>shell</marker> overcome.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="BED_ENGLISH" name="bed/bat (bad) English/...">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">bed|bat</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">English|attitude</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>bad</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="bad">Sorry for my <marker>bed</marker> English.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PIGEON_ENGLISH" name="pigeon (pidgin) English/...">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>pigeon</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">English|French|Spanish|Chinese|Russian</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>pidgin</suggestion> (=simplified language)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Pidgin"><marker>Pigeon</marker> English is spoken widely across Nigeria.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TELEPHONE_POLL" name="telephone/... poll (pole)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">telephone|telegraph|totem</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>poll</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>pole</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="pole">As sort of life crises go, this is low on the totem <marker>poll</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="OPINION_POLE" name="opinion/... pole (poll)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">opinion|government|election|exit</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>pole</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>poll</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="poll">Is it possible to add an opinion <marker>pole</marker> to my Myspace page?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="YOUR" name="your (you're)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="IN|VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>t</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>your</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBG"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>you're</suggestion> or <suggestion>you are</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>It wasn't your painting.</example>
                <example correction="you're|you are">Let's see if <marker>your</marker> using multiple search servers.</example>
                <example>Your singing puts professional singers to shame.</example>
                <example>Your loving friend</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="IN|VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>t</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>your</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">so|really|just</token>
                    <token postag="VBG"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>you're</suggestion> or <suggestion>you are</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="You're|You are"><marker>Your</marker> so annoying!</example>
                <example>Your singing puts professional singers to shame.</example>
                <example>Your loving friend</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>if</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>your</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>a</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>you're</suggestion> or <suggestion>you are</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="you're|you are">Let's see if <marker>your</marker> a developer.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="BOTTLE_NECK" name="bottle neck (bottleneck)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bottle</token>
                <token>neck</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>bottleneck</suggestion>? This word sequence is usually spelled together.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="bottleneck">Finding the <marker>bottle neck</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FIRE_ARM" name="fire arm (firearm)">
            <pattern>
                <token>fire</token>
                <token>arm</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>? This word sequence is usually spelled together.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="firearm">The term gun is often used as a synonym for <marker>fire arm</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NEWS_PAPER" name="news paper (newspaper)">
            <pattern>
                <token>news</token>
                <token>paper</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>newspaper</suggestion>? This word sequence is usually spelled together.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="newspaper">Subscribing the <marker>news paper</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AN_OTHER" name="an other (another)">
            <pattern>
                <token>an</token>
                <token>other</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>another</suggestion>? This word sequence is usually spelled together.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="Another">Yet <marker>An other</marker> Resource List</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="MOTHER-IN-LOW" name="mother-in-low (mother-in-law)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">(mother|sister|brother|father|relative|son)s?-in-low</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>You probably meant: <suggestion><match no="1" regexp_match="(.*)-in-low" regexp_replace="$1-in-law"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="mother-in-law">This is her <marker>mother-in-low</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">(mother|sister|brother|father|son|relative)s?</token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>low</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible typos. This word is usually spelled with hyphens: <suggestion>\1-\2-law</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="mother-in-law">This is her <marker>mother in low</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IN_THE_PASSED" name="in the passed (in the past)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>passed</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in the past</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="in the past">We succeeded <marker>in the passed</marker>.</example>
            <example>In the past, we had a number of successes.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SENT_START_THEM" name="'Them (Then)' at sentence start">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">Them|Than</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Then</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>And <marker>then</marker> it became clear.</example>
            <example correction="Then"><marker>Them</marker> it became clear.</example>
            <example correction="Then"><marker>Than</marker> it became clear.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TOO_TO" name="too go (to go)">
            <pattern>
                <token>too<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">I|we|you|they</exception></token>
                <token postag="VB"><exception postag="JJ|RB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to \2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="to go">I want <marker>too go</marker> abroad.</example>
            <example>He succeeded almost too well.</example>
            <example>It is too narrow.</example>
            <example>I too have a son; he's 40 now.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="TO_TOO" name="to/two (too) late/soon/much">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">comes|came|much|is|was|were|are|been|s|re</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">to|two</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">soon|late|easy|early|hard|fast|slow|cold|hot|high|low|narrow|wide|tall|short</token>
                    <token><exception postag="VB|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <!-- token postag=&quot;VBP&quot; negate_pos=&quot;yes&quot;/ -->
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>too</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>Items X and Y were <marker>two</marker> items that revolutionized the field.</example>
                <example>The plan is <marker>to</marker> soon launch a new plane.</example>
                <example>The weather was <marker>too</marker> cold to go swimming.</example>
                <example correction="too">His idea came much <marker>to</marker> soon to be successful.</example>
                <example correction="too">It is <marker>to</marker> soon to move the entire industry.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>similar</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>much</token>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" negate="yes">access|lead|led</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">to|two</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">much|few</token>
                    <token negate_pos="yes" postag="JJR"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>too</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>The password provides access <marker>to</marker> much more data.</example>
                <example>It's limited <marker>to</marker> much shorter terms.</example>
                <example> This led <marker>to</marker> much speculation.</example>
                <example correction="too">Because <marker>to</marker> much snow was on it.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>two</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>many</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>too</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="too">But I see the problem of <marker>two</marker> many files.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|be|were|are|been|s|re</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>to</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="JJ?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNPS?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="SENT_END"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>too</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="too">It's <marker>to</marker> early.</example>
                <example>I've never been to Paris.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|be|were|are|been|s|re</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>to</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="JJ?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">to|for</token>
                    <token postag="VB"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>too</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="too">It's <marker>to</marker> good to be true.</example>
                <example>It's too large for the box.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="THINK_YOU_A" name="think you a/an (are)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">think|thinks|thought</token>
                <token>you</token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>are</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>Some would think you <marker>are</marker> a fortunate man.</example>
            <example correction="are">Some would think you <marker>a</marker> fortunate man.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="SOME_EXTEND" name="some/certain extend (extent)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">some|certain</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>extend</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>extent</suggestion> (&quot;extent&quot; is a noun, &quot;extend&quot; is a verb)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="extent">Yes it is, to a certain <marker>extend</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>extend</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>extent</suggestion> (&quot;extent&quot; is a noun, &quot;extend&quot; is a verb)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="extent">To the <marker>extend</marker> permitted by law</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IS_WERE" name="is were (where)">
            <pattern>
                <token>is</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>were</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>where</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="where">Now, this is <marker>were</marker> my ignorance sets in.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ONE_ORE" name="one ore (or)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="CD"/>
                <marker>
                    <token>ore</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>or</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="or">Type in one <marker>ore</marker> more words.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_ONLY_ON" name="the only on (one)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>only</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>on</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>one</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="one">The trash folder is the only <marker>on</marker> for me that works.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THEIR_IS" name="their (there) is/are">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>their</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">is|are|a</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>there</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="there">He noticed that <marker>their</marker> is a new test.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="I_A" name="I a/an (am)">
            <!--added exception for: 'Am I an annoyance' -->
            <pattern>
                <token><exception scope="previous">am</exception>I</token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>am</suggestion> (first person of &quot;to be&quot;)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>Am I An Atheist Or An Agnostic?</example>
            <example correction="am">I <marker>a</marker> not sure.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="I_NEW" name="I/he/we new (knew)">
            <!-- not you because of: we need to buy you new shoes -->
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">I|he|we</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>new</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>knew</suggestion> (past of &quot;to know&quot;)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="knew">Ah, I <marker>new</marker> you would say that.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PLEASE_NOT_THAT" name="please not (note) that">
            <pattern>
                <token>please</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>not</token>
                </marker>
                <token>that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>note</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="note">Please <marker>not</marker> that saying “Open Source” does not mean very much.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="I_AM_NOTE_SURE" name="I'm note (not) sure">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>I</token>
                    <token>am</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>note</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>sure</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>not</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="not">I am <marker>note</marker> sure.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>I</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>m</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>note</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>sure</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>not</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="not">I'm <marker>note</marker> sure.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="NUT_NOT" name="nut (not)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>nut</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="(RB|JJ|NN|NN:.*)" postag_regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">case|tree|job|butter|mixture|flour|bread|oil|shell|cracker|allergy|cake</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>not</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>I love nut oil!</example>
            <example correction="not">I'm <marker>nut</marker> sure.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AND_SO_ONE" name="and so one (on)">
            <pattern>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>so</token>
                <token>one</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>and so on</suggestion> (=&quot;etc.&quot;)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="and so on">We think it helps to find bottlenecks <marker>and so one</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THROUGH_AWAY" name="through (throw) away">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>through</token>
                </marker>
                <token>away</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>throw</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="throw">Or we just <marker>through</marker> away all bugs.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="OR_WAY_IT" name="or way (was) it">
            <pattern>
                <token>or</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>way</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">(it|that|this)</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>was</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="was">Or <marker>way</marker> that a very recent change in Qt?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DT_RESPONDS" name="the/a responds (response)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="DT"/>
                <marker>
                    <token>responds</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>response</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="response">Thanks for the <marker>responds</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THINK_OFF" name="think/know off (of)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">(think|know|thought|thinking)</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>off</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>of</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="of">It's the only part of KDE I know <marker>off</marker> that uses automasking.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="NOT_US1" name="not us (use)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>us</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>use</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="use">Please do not <marker>us</marker> dispose.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>us</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>use</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="use">Please don't <marker>us</marker> dispose.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="YOU_THING" name="I/you/... thing (think)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">I|you|he|she|they|we</token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">thing|things</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>think</suggestion> or <suggestion>thinks</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="think|thinks">I <marker>thing</marker> that's a good idea.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="WERE_VBB" name="were (where/we)">
            <!--FIXME: this is a very crude rule, should be refined.-->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="CC"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="WP|NNS|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">there|the[ym]|we|you</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>were</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VB|VBP|PRP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|VBN|IN|PRP\$" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">there|they|we|you</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">not|to</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>where</suggestion> or <suggestion>we</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example><marker>We</marker> are in the process of implementing this.</example>
                <example>These relations were long marked by conflict.</example>
                <example correction="where|we">They went <marker>were</marker> he wanted.</example>
                <example>Black peppercorns were found lodged in the nostrils...</example>
                <example>There were stage productions...</example>
                <example>...and both the hedgehogs were out of sight.</example>
                <example>Such mannerisms would be less worthy of remark, were it not that in Great Expectations, as in no other of Dickens' novels, hands serve as a leitmotif of plot and theme -- a kind of unifying symbol or natural metaphor for the book's complex of human interrelationships and the values and attitudes that motivate them.</example>
                <example>Two of them were police radio cars.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                        <token>were</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">there|they|we|you</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>where</suggestion> or <suggestion>we</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Where|We"><marker>Were</marker> are in the process of implementing this.</example>
                <example>These relations were long marked by conflict.</example>
                <example>Black peppercorns were found lodged in the nostrils...</example>
                <example>There were stage productions...</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="VBZ_VBD" name="it (is)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>is</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">was|wasn</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>...which <marker>it</marker> was the last day.</example>
            <example correction="it">...which <marker>is</marker> wasn't the last day.</example>
            <example correction="it">...which <marker>is</marker> was not the last day.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FORE_DPS" name="fore (for)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>fore</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="PRP$"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="for">Thanks again <marker>fore</marker> your help.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LESS_MORE_THEN" name="less/more ... then (than)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">(less|more)</token>
                <token postag="(JJ|NN|NN:.*|NNS)" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <token min="0" postag="(NN|NN:.*|NNS)" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <marker>
                    <token>then</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>than</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="than">It's less controversial <marker>then</marker> one would think.</example>
            <example correction="than">It's a less controversial decision <marker>then</marker> one would think.</example>
            <!-- known false alarm: If the structure is one or more thin layers then it will reflect some wavelengths and transmit others. -->
        </rule>
        <rule id="COMMA_THAN" name="..., than (then)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START" skip="-1"><exception postag="JJR" scope="next"/></token>
                <token>,</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>than</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>then</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="then">If we want to eat, <marker>than</marker> we need to get some money.</example>
            <example>It's not much more, in fact, than the return that is offered on U. S. Treasury bonds.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FROM_THAN_ON" name="from than (then) on">
            <pattern>
                <token>from</token>
                <token>than</token>
                <token>on</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>from then on</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="From then on"><marker>From than on</marker> I entered a period of dullness, nothing bothered me anymore.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AND_THAN" name="and than (then)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">and|since</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>than</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>then</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="then">How to add equal values and <marker>than</marker> replace them with their sum?</example>
            <example correction="then">Since <marker>than</marker> we've released two new versions.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THAN_INTERJ" name="..., than, ... (then)">
            <pattern>
                <token>,</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>than</token>
                </marker>
                <token>,</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>then</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="then">The genuinely interesting question, <marker>than</marker>, becomes...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WHO_THAN" name="who than (then)">
            <pattern>
                <token>who</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>than</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>then</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="then">Please, who <marker>than</marker> can help!</example>
            <example>Please, who then can help?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="RATHER_THEN" name="rather/other/different then (than)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">rather|other</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>then</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="SENT_END"/><exception>,</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>than</suggestion>? 'than' is used for comparisons, 'then' is an expression of time.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>If you bore each other <marker>then</marker>, heaven help you.</example>
                <example correction="than">Single Clicking rather <marker>then</marker> Double Clicking</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>different</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">then|than</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean 'different <suggestion>from</suggestion>'? 'Different than' is often considered colloquial style.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="from">Are human beings any different <marker>than</marker> animals?</example>
                <example correction="from">Are human beings any different <marker>then</marker> animals?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="PEACE_PIECE" name="peace (piece)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>peace</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">cake|work|information</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>piece</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="piece">It's a <marker>peace</marker> of cake!</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="QUIET_QUITE" name="quite (quiet)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>quite<exception scope="previous">not</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_END" regexp="yes">\p{Punct}</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>quiet</suggestion>? 'quiet' means 'silent', 'quite' mean 'very' or 'to a moderate extent'</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="quiet">Be <marker>quite</marker>!</example>
                <example>Not quite.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="OF_CAUSE" name="of cause (course)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>of<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">kind|relation|laws?|concept|chains?|principle|understanding|process|idea|sequence|notion|style|definition|knowledge|certificate|conception|cycle|system|world|nature|sort|theory|matter</exception></token>
                    <token>cause</token>
                </marker>
                <token negate="yes" regexp="yes">(and|to)</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>of course</suggestion> (=naturally)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>The law of cause and effect.</example>
            <example correction="Of course"><marker>Of cause</marker> all these things are relative.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LOOK_ATE" name="look ate (at)">
            <pattern>
                <token>look</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>ate</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>at</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="at">Although I must admit when I look <marker>ate</marker> the paperback...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="A_KNOW_BUG" name="a know (known) bug/problem" type="grammar">
            <pattern>
                <token>a</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>know</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">bug|problem</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>known</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="known">This is a <marker>know</marker> problem.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MY_BE" name="my (may) be">
            <pattern>
                <token>my</token>
                <token>be</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>may be</suggestion> or <suggestion>might be</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="may be|might be">Something that <marker>my be</marker> interesting...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IS_SHOULD" name="is (it) should/could">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>is</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">(should|could)</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="it">I definitely think <marker>is</marker> should be less than four years.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_FLEW" name="the flew (flu)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>flew</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>flu</suggestion> (flew is past tense of fly, flu is a viral disease)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="flu">I have been out with the <marker>flew</marker> for the past 3 days.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="CAN_NOT" name="can not (cannot)">
            <pattern>
                <token>can</token>
                <token>not</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>cannot</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>You <marker>cannot</marker> use the keyboard to select an item.</example>
            <example correction="cannot">You <marker>can not</marker> use the keyboard to select an item.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CANT" name="cant (can't)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>cant</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception>to</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>can't</suggestion> or <suggestion>cannot</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="can't|cannot">I <marker>cant</marker> view pdf files in Explorer.</example>
            <example>... despite all the modern cant to the contrary.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="HELL" name="hell/shell (he'll, she'll)">
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker>
              <token><exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">does|did|would|in|the|and|be|to</exception>hell</token>
            </marker>
            <token postag="VB"><exception regexp="yes">fire|yes|hole|even|out</exception></token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>he'll</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example>Go to hell!</example>
          <example>Everybody in hell know me.</example>
          <example>Hell yes!</example>
          <example>Does Hell Know Who You Are?</example>
          <example>He scared the hell out of me by popping a balloon right next to my ear.</example>
          <example>Because I sure as hell do.</example>
          <example>That evening turned out to be hell like all the others.</example>
          <example correction="He'll"><marker>Hell</marker> be there.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
          <token><exception scope="previous">heaven</exception>and</token>
            <marker>
              <token>hell</token>
            </marker>
            <token postag="VB"><exception>fire</exception></token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>he'll</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example>Heaven and hell exist.</example>
          <example correction="he'll">And <marker>hell</marker> be there.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker><token><exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">the|a|to|this|that|Bourne</exception>shell</token></marker>
            <token postag="VB"><exception regexp="yes">people|fish</exception></token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>she'll</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example>This is an egg shell.</example>
          <example>How does the shell know which directory it's in?</example>
          <example>Shell people did not, strictly speaking, breathe.</example>
          <example correction="She'll"><marker>Shell</marker> be there.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="LETS_LET" name="let's (lets)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START|CC|;" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>lets</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBP?|RB?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Let's</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Let's"><marker>Lets</marker> go home.</example>
                <example>It lets you sleep all night.</example>
                <example correction="Let's">It's up to you three so <marker>lets</marker> hear your ideas</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START|CC|;" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>lets</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token postag="VBP?|RB?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Let's</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Let's"><marker>Lets</marker> all go home.</example>
                <example>It lets you sleep all night.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>let</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="VB|RB?" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">all|first|just</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1s</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="lets|let">It <marker>let's</marker> you quickly search for the product.</example>
                <example>Let's go home!</example>
                <example>Let's all go home!</example>
                <example>Let's first go home!</example>
                <example>Let's just say that I never wanted to kill him.</example>
                <example>It lets you quickly search for the product,</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>let</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token><exception postag="VB|RB?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1s</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="lets|let">The system <marker>let's</marker> all students enter the building.</example>
                <example>Let's go home!</example>
                <example>Let's all go home!</example>
                <example>It lets you quickly search for the product,</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="IT_IS" name="its vs. it's">
            <rule>
              <pattern>
                <token>all<exception scope="previous">after</exception></token>
                <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                 </marker>
                 <token chunk="B-NP-plural"><exception regexp="yes">all|the|an?|just</exception></token>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun)?</message>
              <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
              <short>Possible typo</short>
              <example>Above all it's important to note they're disgusting.</example>
              <example correction="its">For all <marker>it's</marker> wonderful moments of humor...</example>
              <example>After all it's my birthday weekend.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
              <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">along|alongside|amid|amidst|among|amongst</token>
                <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                 </marker>
                 <token chunk="B-NP-plural"/>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun)?</message>
              <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
              <short>Possible typo</short>
              <example>Above all it's important to note they're disgusting.</example>
              <example correction="its">Amid <marker>it's</marker> wonderful moments of humor...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
              <pattern>
               <token>all<exception scope="previous">after</exception></token>
                <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                 </marker>
                 <token chunk="B-NP-singular"><exception regexp="yes">all|the|an?|just</exception></token>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun)?</message>
              <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
              <short>Possible typo</short>
              <example>Above all it's important to note they're disgusting.</example>
              <example correction="its">For all <marker>it's</marker> perfection, I could not really like it.</example>
              <example>I mean after all it's just a bandaid.</example>
              <example>But all in all it's all good to be home again.</example>
              <example>Second of all it's nine at night.</example>
              <example>But most of all it's the atmosphere.</example>
              <example>All in all it's just another brick in the wall.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
              <pattern>
               <token regexp="yes">along|alongside|amid|amidst|among|amongst</token>
                <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                 </marker>
                 <token chunk="B-NP-singular"/>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun)?</message>
              <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
              <short>Possible typo</short>
              <example>Above all it's important to note they're disgusting.</example>
              <example correction="its">Alongside <marker>it's</marker> coast, there were boats.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>on</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>way</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">Help is on <marker>it's</marker> way.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- TODO: its of, its to -->
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="IN|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">[tw]hat</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>its</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="CC|DT|IN|MD|POS|PP|RB|WDT|WP|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">many|way|every</exception><exception postag="NN.*|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="VBN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it's</suggestion> (=<suggestion>it is</suggestion>) instead of 'its' (possessive pronoun)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="It's|It is"><marker>Its</marker> where people walk around.</example>
                <example>It has not yet found its way either into the pharmacopoeia.</example>
                <example>London is counting iconic landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace amongst its many attractions.</example>
                <example>The Service has not said what its next step will be.</example>
                <example>But mostly, I feel it because I see its poison working its way out of me and on to those around me as repercussions of my actions.</example>
                <example>London is a necropolis, <marker>its</marker> every corner the site of a murder, its soil a pudding of blood and tears.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
                 <token>its<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">of|all</exception><exception scope="previous" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB.*|IN"/></token>
              </marker>
             <token postag="VBG"><exception postag="[JN].*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it's</suggestion> (=<suggestion>it is</suggestion>) instead of 'its' (possessive pronoun)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="It's|It is"><marker>Its</marker> frustrating.</example>
            <example correction="it's|it is">Well, <marker>its</marker> gonna take some time.</example>
            <example>It was mainly because of its burgeoning economy.</example>
            <example>No wonder Melissa responded so completely to its beckoning.</example>
                <example>That may be extended to Cambridge and its surrounding countryside.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
                 <token>its</token>
              </marker>
             <token regexp="yes">ok(ay)?</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it's</suggestion> (=<suggestion>it is</suggestion>) instead of 'its' (possessive pronoun)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="It's|It is"><marker>Its</marker> OK.</example>
            <example correction="it's|it is">Well, <marker>its</marker> okay.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">o[nf]</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>own</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Its">New Robot Reproduces on <marker>It's</marker> Own.</example>
                <example correction="its">The cat was on <marker>it's</marker> own in the large house.</example>
                <example correction="its">The country's crisis was of <marker>it's</marker> own making.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB[GZ]" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">know|say|think|ok|believe|guess|see</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NN(S|(:UN?))?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag_regexp="yes" postag="JJ|VBN|CC|DT|IN|MD|POS|PP|RB|WDT|WP|WRB"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">I can’t remember <marker>it’s</marker> name.</example>
                <example>It's nice.</example>
                <example>I think it's still valid.</example>
                <example>I think it's fast enough.</example>
                <example> With DMA disabled it's possible to output with a high sampling frequency.</example>
                <example>I know it's cliche but time really does go faster and faster the older you get.</example>
                <example>I think it's PMS time.</example>
                <example>I can't believe it's birthday time again already!</example>
                <example correction="its">What are <marker>it's</marker> benefits?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>such</token>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">RDF can also be used to express metaproperties of a thesaurus, such as <marker>it's</marker> title.</example>
                <example correction="its">There are so many things like about Coney Island, such as <marker>it's</marker> old-school charm.</example>
                <example>We liked a lot about the biology course, such as its pace of learning.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">from|by</token>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">I would still consider assembling it from all <marker>it's</marker> basic components.</example>
                <example correction="its">From all <marker>it's</marker> windows streamed glorious banners.</example>
                <example correction="its">I was confused by all <marker>it's</marker> footnotes.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">approach|idea|own</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">We could borrow <marker>it's</marker> approach.</example>
                <example correction="Its"><marker>It's</marker> approach was signaled by crunching leaves.</example>
                <example>I was informed of its approach by the crunching leaves.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>best</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">Linux at <marker>it's</marker> best</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>some</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NNS"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">When some of <marker>it's</marker> clauses match.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token regexp="yes">[Bb]y</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="its">Don't judge a book by <marker>it's</marker> cover.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>its</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">(a|the|yours?|her|his|ours?|theirs?|mine|my)</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it's</suggestion> (=<suggestion>it is</suggestion>) instead of 'its' (possessive pronoun)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="It's|It is"><marker>Its</marker> his uncle.</example>
                <example correction="It's|It is"><marker>Its</marker> a good opportunity.</example>
                <example type="triggers_error">Currently, there are fifteen records on <marker>its</marker> A list and twenty on its B list.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">with|in|without|from|under|over|above|beneath|besides?|beyond|between|below|behind</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="JJ.*|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (=it is)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>Scene from It's a Boy Girl Thing</example>
                <example correction="its">This lovely and interesting area with <marker>it's</marker> friendly people will make a welcoming break</example>
                <example correction="its">In <marker>it's</marker> heyday it was a bustling port.</example>
                <example correction="its">She had trouble with <marker>it's</marker> tiny buttons.</example>
                <example correction="its">And above <marker>it's</marker> veranda loomed an ominous cloud.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>its<exception scope="previous">to</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>going</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it's</suggestion> (=<suggestion>it is</suggestion>) instead of 'its' (possessive pronoun)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>It's going to rain.</example>
                <example>It may even lead to its going out of business.</example>
                <example correction="It's|It is"><marker>Its</marker> going to be sunny tomorrow.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>its</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>had</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it's</suggestion> (=<suggestion>it has</suggestion>) instead of 'its' (possessive pronoun)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>It's had a huge impact on me.</example>
                <example correction="it's|it has">And <marker>its</marker> had a mention at the Labour Party Conference this morning..</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="VBG"><exception regexp="yes">saying|hoping|assuming|feeling|realizing|considering|guessing|pretending|thinking|knowing|denying|claiming|ranting|reali[sz]ing|praying|suggesting|meaning|wondering</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag_regexp="yes" postag="VBN|CC|DT|IN|MD|POS|PP|RB|WDT|WP|WRB"/><exception regexp="yes">not|going|gonna|ok(ay)?|just</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (short form of 'it is')?</message>
                <example correction="its">It does this by providing <marker>it's</marker> own open source based products.</example>
                <example>Well, you know, kinda strange though, considering it's not Christmas.</example>
                <example>I've been hearing it's supposed to snow tonight.</example>
                <example>I'm assuming it's a suicide.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="VBZ"><exception regexp="yes">thinks|says|means|knows|claims|swears|feels|assumes|seems|decides|talks|expires|finds</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*|JJ.?"><exception regexp="yes">ok(ay)?</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its</suggestion> (possessive pronoun) instead of 'it's' (short form of 'it is')?</message>
                <example correction="its">This is an opportunity to see how SAP addresses <marker>it's</marker> internal developers.</example>
                <example>For the first fifteen or twenty minutes it's possible to be more or less interested.</example>
                <example>Who says it's going to be published?</example>
                <example>He thinks it's funny too.</example>
                <example>After work it is just too hard, and during weekends it's just too far away.</example>
                <example>I've been waved off so many times it's hard to overcome my conditioning.</example>
                <example>It seems it's like a flu shot.</example>
                <example>My mom claims it's radiation.</example>
                <example>I think at times it's very easy to be overwhelmed by facts and figures.</example>
                <example>It depends whose hands it's in.</example>
                <example>And the funny thing is it's okay.</example>
                <example>And when you're with a big group of friends it's even more fun.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- it's .*/JJS .*/NN::word=its \1 \2::pivots=it's,its::options=it's,its -->
            <rule id="ITS_JJS_NN" name="its (possessive) JJS NN">
              <pattern>
                <token>it</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="JJS"><exception postag="JJS" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
              </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its <match no="4"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="its reddest area">For the painting, <marker>it's reddest area</marker> was in the upper left.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- for it's .*/JJ|NN|NNS::word=for its::pivots=\1,its -->
        <rule id="FOR_ITS_NN" name="for its NN (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="JJ|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>for its \5</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="for its crazy">No one had any remedies <marker>for it's crazy</marker> rantings.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- at|be|about|above|across|against|along|among|around|at|behind|by|for|from|had|in|near|of|on|over|through|to|towards|under|upon|with|without it's .*/JJ|NN|NNS::word=\0 its \2::pivots=it's,its -->
        <rule id="ABOUT_ITS_NN" name="about its NN (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">be|about|above|across|against|along|among|around|at|behind|by|for|from|had|in|near|of|on|over|through|to|towards|under|upon|with|without</token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="JJ|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> its <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="about its happy">The frog told a story <marker>about it's happy</marker> childhood in the river.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to .*/VB it's .*/NN|NNS::word=\0 \1 its \3::pivots=it's,its -->
        <rule id="TO_VB_ITS_NN" name="to VB its NN (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token postag="VB"/>
                <token>it</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> its <match no="6"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to take its apple">I wanted so badly <marker>to take it's apple</marker> and throw it through the window.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- it's .*/JJ .*/NNS|NN::word=its \1 \2::pivots=it's,its -->
        <rule id="ITS_JJ_NNSNN" name="its JJ NN (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <token>it</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="JJ" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="NNS|NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNS|NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>its <match no="4"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="its odorless handshake">I appreciated <marker>it's odorless handshake</marker> by the fifth time.</example>
            <example>I appreciate its odorless handshake by the fifth time.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="WED_WE_D" name="wed (we'd)">
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker>
              <token>wed</token>
            </marker>
           <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB[PN]"/>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>we'd</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="We'd"><marker>Wed</marker> gone so far.</example>
          <example correction="we'd">Actually, <marker>wed</marker> love to do this!</example>
          <example>We'd love to eat ice cream!</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker>
              <token>wed</token>
            </marker>
           <token regexp="yes">better|never|rather|probably|normally|ordinarily</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>we'd</suggestion>?</message>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="we'd">Really, <marker>wed</marker> better hurry!</example>
          <example>We'd love to eat ice cream!</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="WHOS" name="who's (whose)">
        <rule>
        <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
          <token postag="IN"/>
          <marker>
          <token>who</token>
          <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
          <token>s</token>
          </marker>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whose</suggestion>?</message>
        <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
        <short>Possible typo</short>
        <example correction="whose">By <marker>who's</marker> standards?</example>
        <example>Those whose money was stolen are free.</example>
        <example correction="whose">What do you know about <marker>who's</marker> car that is?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
          <token regexp="yes">those|many|some</token>
          <marker>
          <token>who</token>
          <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
          <token>s</token>
          </marker>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whose</suggestion>?</message>
        <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
        <short>Possible typo</short>
        <example correction="whose">Those <marker>who's</marker> highest level of education...</example>
        <example>Those whose money was stolen are free.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
            <marker>
              <token>who</token>
              <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
              <token>s</token>
            </marker>
            <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
          </pattern>
          <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whose</suggestion>?</message>
          <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
          <short>Possible typo</short>
          <example correction="whose">These are people <marker>who's</marker> lives are important.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- who's .*/NN::word=whose \1::pivots=who's,whose -->
        <rule id="WHOS_NN" name="whos NN (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <token>who</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whose <match no="4"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="whose banana">Do we know <marker>who's banana</marker> this is on the table?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- whose .*/DT::word=who's \1::pivots=whose,who's -->
        <rule id="WHOSE_DT" name="whose DT (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>whose</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="DT"><exception postag="DT" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>who's</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Who's"><marker>Whose</marker> the boss around here?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- who's actual::word=whose actual::pivots=who's,whose::options=who's,whose -->
        <rule id="WHOS_ACTUAL" name="who's actual (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>who</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">actual|name|previous</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whose</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Whose"><marker>Who's</marker> actual job is it to make copies around here?</example>
            <example>Whose actual job is it to get coffee around here?</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="NOW" name="no/now">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="IN"/><exception postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>no</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="MD|VBD|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">known|need</exception></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>now</suggestion> (=at this moment) instead of 'no' (negation)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="now">There <marker>no</marker> will be a park.</example>
                <example>Although in no state the repression has been as great as it was in Soviet times.</example>
                <example>There was evidently no thought of their being published.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- TODO: 'no the', 'no of' -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>no<exception scope="previous" inflected="yes">say</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="CC|DT|IN|MD|NP|RP|WDT|WP|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">such|for</exception><exception postag="JJR|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>now</suggestion> (=at this moment) instead of 'no' (negation)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>Get out of bed no later than ten minutes after the alarm goes off.</example>
                <example correction="now">There's <marker>no</marker> a new building.</example>
                <example>I had to say no to them.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>no</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">were|was|been|be|is</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>now</suggestion> (=at this moment) instead of 'no' (negation)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Now"><marker>No</marker> is the right time.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>

        <rule id="TURNED_OFF" name="turned of (off)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">turned|switched</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>of</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>off</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="off">The light was switched <marker>of</marker></example>
            <example>The light was turned <marker>off</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="SCENT_SENT" name="seen or scene">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|the|his|her|their</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>sent</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>scent</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="scent">His <marker>sent</marker> was strong.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">we|were|was|he|she|I</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>scent</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>sent</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="sent">He <marker>scent</marker> the package.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>

        <rulegroup id="SCENE_SEEN" name="seen/scene">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">this|another|opening|final|music</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>seen</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>scene</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="scene">We watched the opening <marker>seen</marker> of the play.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">those|both|be|not|was|has|never|generally|rarely|often|always</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>scene</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>seen</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="seen">Similar to those <marker>scene</marker> in the park...</example>
                <example>Similar to those <marker>seen</marker> in the park.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="MANGER_MANAGER" name="manger (manager)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">lifespan|bank|team|project|marketing|development|area|group|line|business|branch|production|lan|stage|fund|module|office|system|store|football|presentation|file|product|farm|training|package|program|centre|quality|shop|administration|window|city|care|district|player|transport|campaign|caretaker|deputy|hotel|service|station|unit|forest|section|restaurant|club|database|company|case|desktop|investment|catering|site|account|tour|type|beverage|credit|lead|cricket|practice|programme|publicity|test|trainee|colliery|department|engineering|night|plant|floor|theatre|theater|dealing|duty|house|cinema|estate|brand|insurance|nurse|palace|producer/editorial|safety|storage|technology|town|copy|depot|distribution|mill|county|print|bureau|factory|hospital|library|network|research</token>
                <token>manger</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 manager</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="project manager">He's our new <marker>project manger</marker>.</example>
            <example>Jesus lies in the manger.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="MODAL_OF" name="could of (could have)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">could|would|should|might|may|must</token>
                        <token>of</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>course</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>It's never correct to use &quot;of&quot; after a modal verb. Use <suggestion>\1 have</suggestion>, or, in informal register, <suggestion>\1've</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="should have|should've">It <marker>should of</marker> been found last night.</example>
                <example>It was the will of world citizens to fix the problem.</example>
                <example>I could have bought this house!</example>
                <example>I must of course have something of my own before many more years have passed over my head.</example>
                <example correction="must have|must've">Something terrible <marker>must of</marker> happened here.</example>
                <example correction="could have|could've">It <marker>could of</marker> been you, the one that I was givin' my love to.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception>the</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>will</token>
                        <token>of</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>course</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>It's never correct to use &quot;of&quot; after a modal verb. Use <suggestion>\2 have</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="will have">It <marker>will of</marker> been discovered by tomorrow.</example>
                <example>It was the will of world citizens to fix the problem.</example>
                <example>I will have that dress!</example>
                <example>I will of course have something of my own before many more years have passed over my head.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="HAD_OF" name="had of (had)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>had</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="VBN"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>It's never correct to use 'of' after 'had' to form a 'pluperfect' tense. Use <suggestion>had</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="had">I <marker>had of</marker> bought this house.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ONES" name="ones (one's)" type="typographical">
            <pattern>
                <token><exception postag="JJ.*|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>ones</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>one's</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>The common ones clashing with the noble ones</example>
            <example correction="one's">One should always wash <marker>ones</marker> feet in the morning.</example>
            <example>These were the ones Keith sought out.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="POSSESIVE_APOSTROPHE" name="Possessive apostrophe error" type="typographical">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="PRP$"/><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">give|avail|serve</exception></token>
                    <token postag="DT|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">\p{Ll}*s<exception regexp="yes">his|ones|relations|affairs</exception><exception postag="VBZ|RB|IN|JJ|NN:.*|NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">\p{Ll}{2,}<exception regexp="yes">today|yesterday|tomorrow|now|in|are</exception><exception postag="VBG|VB|VBP|VBD|VBN|RB|MD|IN|JJ.*|CC|PRP|NNP.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">\p{Punct}</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible typo: apostrophe is missing. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3"/>'</suggestion> or <suggestion><match suppress_misspelled="yes" no="3" postag="NN(P)?S" postag_regexp="yes" postag_replace="NN$1(:U.?)?" setpos="no"/>'s</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>This is a transcript of the president's speech.</example>
                <example>Publishers today are at loss...</example>
                <example>Owen was seven years younger.</example>
                <example>My random thoughts day after day...</example>
                <example>The Romans may have marked the centre of Londinium.</example>
                <example>Universities A and B are old universities...</example>
                <example>He made his final report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on U.S. affairs abroad.</example>
                <example>He gave the customers chips or checks or premium points.</example>
                <example correction="presidents'|president's">This is a transcript of the <marker>presidents</marker> oration from March.</example>
                <example>Legalized Abortion on Crime, authored by the economists Steven D. Levitt and John Donohue.</example>
                <example>Gershwin overlays the slow blues theme from section B in the final “Grandioso.”</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="PRP$"/></token>
                    <token postag="DT|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">\p{Ll}*s<exception regexp="yes">his|ones|relations|affairs</exception><exception postag="VBZ|RB|IN|JJ|NN:.*|NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">\p{Ll}{2,}<exception regexp="yes">today|yesterday|tomorrow|now|in</exception><exception postag="RB|MD|IN|JJ.*|CC|VB[GDP]" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\p{Punct}</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible typo: apostrophe is missing. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3"/>'</suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="3" postag="NN(P)?S" postag_regexp="yes" postag_replace="NN$1(:U.?)?" setpos="no"/>'s</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>Publishers today are at loss...</example>
                <example>The Romans may have marked the centre of Londinium.</example>
                <example>Owen was seven years younger.</example>
                <example>Universities A and B are old universities...</example>
                <example correction="presidents'|president's">This is a transcript of the <marker>presidents</marker> speech.</example>
                <example>All Souls College, Oxford</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="APOSTROPHE_PLURAL" name="Possessive form instead of plural">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN|NN:UN" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBD|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN.*|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>got</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using the plural form here: <suggestion>\2\4</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>And how funny it'll seem, sending presents to one's own feet!</example>
                <example correction="teachers">7 reasons why <marker>teacher's</marker> found us top class</example>
                <example>The whole sky's caved in.</example>
                <example>His throat's shut.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN|NN:.*|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="RB"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="WRB"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using the plural form here: <suggestion>\1\3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example>Here's how the scheme works.</example>
                <example correction="reasons">7 <marker>reason's</marker> why</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="ANY_BODY" name="any body (anybody)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">any|some</token>
                        <token>one</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception>of</exception><exception postag="NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Anyone"><marker>Any one</marker> needs help here?</example>
                <example>But the Communists never gave sufficient provocation at any one time for the United States to want to risk a limited or an all-out war over Laos.</example>
                <example correction="anyone">Can <marker>any one</marker> point me to the right direction?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">no|any|some</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">body|thing</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Nobody"><marker>No body</marker> seems to care.</example>
                <example correction="nothing">There's <marker>no thing</marker> wrong with this sentence.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="MAY_BE" name="may be (maybe)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>may</token>
                        <token>be</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP"><exception>one</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>maybe</suggestion> (=perhaps)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Maybe"><marker>May be</marker> I don't understand.</example>
                <example>That they all may be one...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>(</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>may</token>
                        <token>be</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>maybe</suggestion> (=perhaps)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="maybe">I paid (<marker>may be</marker>) an exorbitant price for this.</example>
                <example>I paid (maybe) an exorbitant price.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="ONCE_AND_A_WHILE" name="once and (in) a while">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>once</token>
                    <token>and</token>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token>while</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This is a non-standard phrase. Did you mean <suggestion>once in a while</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="once in a while">My computer starts up only <marker>once and a while</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>once</token>
                    <token>and</token>
                    <token>awhile</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This is a non-standard phrase. Did you mean <suggestion>once in a while</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="once in a while">My computer starts up only <marker>once and awhile</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="SPARKING_WINE" name="sparking (sparkling) wine">
            <pattern>
                <token>sparking</token>
                <token regexp="yes">wine|wines</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>sparkling \2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="sparkling wine">I love <marker>sparking wine</marker>.</example>
            <example>I hate sparkling wine.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="VERY_MATCH" name="very match (much)">
            <pattern>
                <token>you</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>very</token>
                    <token>match</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>very much</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="very much">Thank you <marker>very match</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="VARY_MUCH" name="...you vary (very) much">
            <pattern>
                <token>you</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>vary</token>
                </marker>
                <token>much</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>very</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="very">Thank you <marker>vary</marker> much.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ZERO-SUM_GAIN" name="zero-sum gain (game)">
            <pattern>
                <token>zero-sum</token>
                <token>gain</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 game</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="zero-sum game">It is a <marker>zero-sum gain</marker> when wages are held flat...</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- hasn't &amp;irregular_verb::word=\0 \1:participle::pivots=\1,\1:participle -->
        <rule id="HASNT_IRREGULAR_VERB" name="'hasn't' + irregular past tense verb">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">hasn|weren|hadn|haven</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>t</token>
                <token regexp="yes">abide|abode|alight|arise|arose|ate|awake|awoke|be|bear|became|befall|befell|began|beget|begin|begot|behold|bend|beseech|betake|bethink|betook|bind|bit|bite|bleed|blew|blow|bore|break|breed|bring|broke|browbeat|build|burn|buy|came|catch|chide|choose|chose|clap|cling|clothe|creep|dare|daydream|deal|did|dig|disprove|dive|do|dove|drank|draw|dream|drew|drink|drive|drove|dwell|eat|fall|feed|feel|fell|fight|find|flee|flew|fling|fly|forbade|forbear|forbid|forbore|forego|foresaw|foresee|foretell|forewent|forgave|forget|forgive|forgot|forsake|forsook|forswear|freeze|frostbite|froze|gainsay|gave|get|gild|give|go|grew|grind|grow|hang|have|hear|heave|hew|hewed|hid|hide|hold|inbreed|inlay|keep|kneel|knew|know|lade|landslide|lay|lead|lean|leap|learn|leave|lend|lie|light|lose|make|mean|meet|mislead|misspell|mistake|mistook|misunderstand|mow|outdid|outdo|outgrew|outgrow|outlay|outran|outride|outshine|overbore|overcame|overdo|overeat|overhang|overhear|overlay|overleap|overlie|overran|override|oversaw|oversee|overtake|overthrew|overthrow|overtook|overwrite|partake|partook|pay|plead|prove|ran|rang|rebuild|redid|redo|reeve|refit|regrow|relay|relight|remake|rend|repay|retake|retell|rethink|retook|rewind|rewrite|rewrote|ride|ring|rise|rived|rode|rose|sang|sank|saw|say|see|seek|sell|send|sew|shake|shave|shear|sheared|shine|shoe|shook|shoot|show|showed|shrank|shrink|sing|sink|sit|slay|sleep|slide|sling|slink|smell|smite|sneak|sow|sowed|speak|speed|spell|spend|spill|spin|spoil|spoke|sprang|spring|stand|stank|stave|steal|stick|sting|stink|stole|strew|strewed|stride|strike|string|strip|strive|strode|strove|sunburn|swam|swear|sweep|swell|swelled|swim|swing|swore|take|teach|tear|tell|think|threw|thrive|throve|throw|took|tore|tread|troubleshoot|typewrite|unbend|unbind|undergo|underlay|underlie|undersell|understand|undertake|undertook|underwent|undid|undo|unlearn|unmake|unsay|unwind|uphold|vex|wake|was|waylay|wear|weave|wed|weep|went|whet|win|wind|withdraw|withdrew|withhold|withstand|woke|wore|wove|wring|write|wrote</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/><match no="2"/><match no="3"/> <match no="4" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="haven't bitten">They <marker>haven't bit</marker> their tongue.</example>
            <example>They haven't awoken before nine in a long time.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- could've &amp;irregular_verb::word=\0 \1:participle::pivots=\1,\1:participle -->
        <rule id="COULDVE_IRREGULAR_VERB" name="'Could've' + irregular past tense verb">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">could|would|should|you|i|we|they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>ve</token>
                <token regexp="yes">abide|abode|alight|arise|arose|ate|awake|awoke|be|bear|became|befall|befell|began|beget|begin|begot|behold|bend|beseech|betake|bethink|betook|bind|bit|bite|bleed|blew|blow|bore|break|breed|bring|broke|browbeat|build|burn|buy|came|catch|chide|choose|chose|clap|cling|clothe|creep|dare|daydream|deal|did|dig|disprove|dive|do|dove|drank|draw|dream|drew|drink|drive|drove|dwell|eat|fall|feed|feel|fell|fight|find|flee|flew|fling|fly|forbade|forbear|forbid|forbore|forego|foresaw|foresee|foretell|forewent|forgave|forget|forgive|forgot|forsake|forsook|forswear|freeze|frostbite|froze|gainsay|gave|get|gild|give|grew|grind|grow|hang|have|hear|heave|hew|hewed|hid|hide|hold|inbreed|inlay|keep|kneel|knew|know|lade|landslide|lay|lead|lean|leap|learn|leave|lend|lie|light|lose|make|mean|meet|mislead|misspell|mistake|mistook|misunderstand|mow|outdid|outdo|outgrew|outgrow|outlay|outran|outride|outshine|overbore|overcame|overdo|overeat|overhang|overhear|overlay|overleap|overlie|overran|override|oversaw|oversee|overtake|overthrew|overthrow|overtook|overwrite|partake|partook|pay|plead|prove|ran|rang|rebuild|redid|redo|reeve|refit|regrow|relay|relight|remake|rend|repay|retake|retell|rethink|retook|rewind|rewrite|rewrote|ride|ring|rise|rived|rode|rose|sang|sank|saw|say|see|seek|sell|send|sew|shake|shave|shear|sheared|shine|shoe|shook|shoot|show|showed|shrank|shrink|sing|sink|sit|slay|sleep|slide|sling|slink|smell|smite|sneak|sow|sowed|speak|speed|spell|spend|spill|spin|spoil|spoke|sprang|spring|stand|stank|stave|steal|stick|sting|stink|stole|strew|strewed|stride|strike|string|strip|strive|strode|strove|sunburn|swam|swear|sweep|swell|swelled|swim|swing|swore|take|teach|tear|tell|think|threw|thrive|throve|throw|took|tore|tread|troubleshoot|typewrite|unbend|unbind|undergo|underlay|underlie|undersell|understand|undertake|undertook|underwent|undid|undo|unlearn|unmake|unsay|unwind|uphold|vex|wake|was|waylay|wear|weave|wed|weep|went|whet|win|wind|withdraw|withdrew|withhold|withstand|woke|wore|wove|wring|write|wrote</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/><match no="2"/><match no="3"/> <match no="4" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="could've eaten">We <marker>could've ate</marker> the chicken.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- an|in|for|the|to every day::word=\0 everyday::pivots=\1 \2,everyday -->
        <rule id="ANINFOR_EVERY_DAY" name="an every day (everyday)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">an|in|for|the|to</token>
                <token>every</token>
                <token>day</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> everyday</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="for everyday">They like to look <marker>for every day</marker> occurrences.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- all ways::word=always -->
        <rule id="ALL_WAYS" name="all ways (always)">
            <pattern>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>ways</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>always</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="always">He <marker>all ways</marker> takes the last piece of cake.</example>
            <example>He always takes the cake.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- every where::word=everywhere -->
        <rule id="EVERY_WHERE" name="every where (everywhere)">
            <pattern>
                <token>every</token>
                <token>where</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>everywhere</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="everywhere">There are bugs <marker>every where</marker>.</example>
            <example>We through the trash everywhere.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- figure head::word=figurehead -->
        <rule id="FIGURE_HEAD" name="figure head (figurehead)">
            <pattern>
                <token>figure</token>
                <token>head</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>figurehead</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="figurehead">The boss was merely a <marker>figure head</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- flag ship::word=flagship -->
        <rule id="FLAG_SHIP" name="flag ship (flagship)">
            <pattern>
                <token>flag</token>
                <token>ship</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>flagship</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="flagship">This was the <marker>flag ship</marker> store.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- head gear::word=headgear -->
        <rule id="HEAD_GEAR" name="head gear (headgear)">
            <pattern>
                <token>head</token>
                <token>gear</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>headgear</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="headgear">She wore <marker>head gear</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- head quarters::word=headquarters -->
        <rule id="HEAD_QUARTERS" name="head quarters (headquarters)">
            <pattern>
                <token>head</token>
                <token>quarters</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>headquarters</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="headquarters">He found the secret <marker>head quarters</marker>.</example>
            <example>He found the headquarters.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- head stone::word=headstone -->
        <rule id="HEAD_STONE" name="head stone (headstone)">
            <pattern>
                <token>head</token>
                <token>stone</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>headstone</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="headstone">They wrote the words on his <marker>head stone</marker>.</example>
            <example>He had a slightly cracked headstone.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- head wear::word=headwear -->
        <rule id="HEAD_WEAR" name="head wear (headwear)">
            <pattern>
                <token>head</token>
                <token>wear</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>headwear</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="headwear">The Mets cap was his favorite <marker>head wear</marker>.</example>
            <example>The Yankees cap was his favorite headwear.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- how ever::word=however -->
        <rule id="HOW_EVER" name="how ever (however)">
            <pattern>
                <token>how</token>
                <token>ever</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>however</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="however">We knew, <marker>how ever</marker>, that he would come around.</example>
            <example>However, this was strictly unnecessary.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- key note::word=keynote -->
        <rule id="KEY_NOTE" name="key note (keynote)">
            <pattern>
                <token>key</token>
                <token>note</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>keynote</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="keynote">The <marker>key note</marker> speaker was Bill Gates.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- laughing stock::word=laughingstock -->
        <rule id="LAUGHING_STOCK" name="laughing stock (laughingstock)">
            <pattern>
                <token>laughing</token>
                <token>stock</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>laughingstock</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="laughingstock">The fool was the <marker>laughing stock</marker> of the town.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- life time::word=lifetime -->
        <rule id="LIFE_TIME" name="life time (lifetime)">
            <pattern>
                <token>life</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lifetime</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lifetime">In his <marker>life time</marker>, there will be many medical advances.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- mean while::word=meanwhile -->
        <rule id="MEAN_WHILE" name="mean while (meanwhile)">
            <pattern>
                <token>mean</token>
                <token>while</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>meanwhile</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Meanwhile"><marker>Mean while</marker>, back on the farm...</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- nation wide::word=nationwide -->
        <rule id="NATION_WIDE" name="nation wide (nationwide)">
            <pattern>
                <token>nation</token>
                <token>wide</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>nationwide</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="nationwide">There was a <marker>nation wide</marker> epidemic.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- near by::word=nearby -->
        <rule id="NEAR_BY" name="near by (nearby)">
            <pattern>
                <token>near</token>
                <token>by</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>nearby</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="nearby">There were some stores <marker>near by</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- new comer::word=newcomer -->
        <rule id="NEW_COMER" name="new comer (newcomer)">
            <pattern>
                <token>new</token>
                <token>comer</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>newcomer</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="newcomer">There was a <marker>new comer</marker> to the party.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- note worthy::word=noteworthy -->
        <rule id="NOTE_WORTHY" name="note worthy (noteworthy)">
            <pattern>
                <token>note</token>
                <token>worthy</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>noteworthy</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="noteworthy">This was a <marker>note worthy</marker> achievement.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- now a days::word=nowadays -->
        <rule id="NOW_A_DAYS" name="now a days (nowadays)">
            <pattern>
                <token>now</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>days</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>nowadays</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Nowadays"><marker>Now a days</marker>, there isn't much hope.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- on going::word=ongoing -->
        <rule id="ON_GOING" name="on going (ongoing)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on<exception scope='previous' inflected="yes">insist</exception></token>
                <token>going</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>ongoing</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="ongoing">There is an <marker>on going</marker> investigation.</example>
            <example>She insisted on going for a drive.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- out grow::word=outgrow -->
        <rule id="OUT_GROW" name="out grow (outgrow)">
            <pattern>
                <token>out</token>
                <token>grow</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>outgrow</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="outgrow">The little guy would soon <marker>out grow</marker> his clothes.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- out side::word=outside -->
        <rule id="OUT_SIDE" name="out side (outside)">
            <pattern>
                <token>out</token>
                <token>side</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>outside</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="outside">There were more tables <marker>out side</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- over looked::word=overlooked -->
        <rule id="OVER_LOOKED" name="over looked (overlooked)">
            <pattern>
                <token>over</token>
                <token>looked</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>overlooked</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="overlooked">There were several details we <marker>over looked</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- over looking::word=overlooking -->
        <rule id="OVER_LOOKING" name="over looking (overlooking)">
            <pattern>
                <token>over</token>
                <token>looking</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>overlooking</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="overlooking">We were <marker>over looking</marker> the Grand Canyon.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- over rated::word=overrated -->
        <rule id="OVER_RATED" name="over rated (overrated)">
            <pattern>
                <token>over</token>
                <token>rated</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>overrated</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="overrated">The movie was highly <marker>over rated</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- over seas::word=overseas -->
        <rule id="OVER_SEAS" name="over seas (overseas)">
            <pattern>
                <token>over</token>
                <token>seas</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>overseas</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="overseas">He was stationed <marker>over seas</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- short coming::word=shortcoming -->
        <rule id="SHORT_COMING" name="short coming (shortcoming)">
            <pattern>
                <token>short</token>
                <token>coming</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>shortcoming</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="shortcoming">Being on time was his biggest <marker>short coming</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- short cut::word=shortcut -->
        <rule id="SHORT_CUT" name="short cut (shortcut)">
            <pattern>
                <token>short</token>
                <token>cut</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>shortcut</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="shortcut">I know a <marker>short cut</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- side kick::word=sidekick -->
        <rule id="SIDE_KICK" name="side kick (sidekick)">
            <pattern>
                <token>side</token>
                <token>kick</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>sidekick</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="sidekick">He had a zany <marker>side kick</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- sky diving::word=skydiving -->
        <rule id="SKY_DIVING" name="sky diving (skydiving)">
            <pattern>
                <token>sky</token>
                <token>diving</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>skydiving</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="skydiving">We went <marker>sky diving</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- some how::word=somehow -->
        <rule id="SOME_HOW" name="some how (somehow)">
            <pattern>
                <token>some</token>
                <token>how</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>somehow</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Somehow"><marker>Some how</marker>, we made it out alive.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- stale mate::word=stalemate -->
        <rule id="STALE_MATE" name="stale mate (stalemate)">
            <pattern>
                <token>stale</token>
                <token>mate</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>stalemate</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="stalemate">The game ended in a <marker>stale mate</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- them selves::word=themselves -->
        <rule id="THEM_SELVES" name="them selves (themselves)">
            <pattern>
                <token>them</token>
                <token>selves</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>themselves</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="themselves">They were falling over <marker>them selves</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- back fire::word=backfire -->
        <rule id="BACK_FIRE" name="back fire (backfire)">
            <pattern>
                <token>back</token>
                <token>fire</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>backfire</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="backfire">His plans always <marker>back fire</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- world wide::word=worldwide -->
        <rule id="WORLD_WIDE" name="world wide (worldwide)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>world</token>
                    <token>wide</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception>web</exception></token> <!-- Don't suggest change for "World Wide Web" -->
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worldwide</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="worldwide">There was a <marker>world wide</marker> epidemic.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- worth while::word=worthwhile -->
        <rule id="WORTH_WHILE" name="worth while (worthwhile)">
            <pattern>
                <token>worth</token>
                <token>while</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worthwhile</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="worthwhile">It was a <marker>worth while</marker> endeavor.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- way side::word=wayside -->
        <rule id="WAY_SIDE" name="way side (wayside)">
            <pattern>
                <token>way</token>
                <token>side</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wayside</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="wayside">We let it fall by the <marker>way side</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- along side::word=alongside -->
        <rule id="ALONG_SIDE" name="along side (alongside)">
            <pattern>
                <token>along</token>
                <token>side</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>alongside</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="alongside">The car pulled up <marker>along side</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- be cause::word=because -->
        <rule id="BE_CAUSE" name="be cause (because)">
            <pattern>
                <token>be</token>
                <token>cause</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="because">It was all <marker>be cause</marker> of you.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- be ware::word=beware -->
        <rule id="BE_WARE" name="be ware (beware)">
            <pattern>
                <token>be</token>
                <token>ware</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>beware</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Beware"><marker>Be ware</marker> of the bears.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- before hand::word=beforehand -->
        <rule id="BEFORE_HAND" name="before hand (beforehand)">
            <pattern>
                <token>before</token>
                <token>hand</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>beforehand</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="beforehand">We packed <marker>before hand</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- down side::word=downside -->
        <rule id="DOWN_SIDE" name="down side (downside)">
            <pattern>
                <token>down</token>
                <token>side</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>downside</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="downside">There was no serious <marker>down side</marker> to the plan.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- through out::word=throughout -->
        <rule id="THROUGH_OUT" name="through out (throughout)">
            <pattern>
                <token>through</token>
                <token>out</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>throughout</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="throughout">We felt awkward <marker>through out</marker> the play.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- on-going::word=ongoing -->
        <rule id="ON-GOING" name="on-going (ongoing)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on-going</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>ongoing</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="ongoing">There is an <marker>on-going</marker> investigation.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- light weight::word=lightweight -->
        <rule id="LIGHT_WEIGHT" name="light weight (lightweight)">
            <pattern>
                <token>light</token>
                <token>weight</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lightweight</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lightweight">He is the best <marker>light weight</marker> boxer in the world.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- heavy weight::word=heavyweight -->
        <rule id="HEAVY_WEIGHT" name="heavy weight (heavyweight)">
            <pattern>
                <token>heavy</token>
                <token>weight</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>heavyweight</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="heavyweight">He is the best <marker>heavy weight</marker> boxer in the world.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- free lance::word=freelance -->
        <rule id="FREE_LANCE" name="free lance (freelance)">
            <pattern>
                <token>free</token>
                <token>lance</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>freelance</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="freelance">We did some <marker>free lance</marker> work for the company.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- free lancer::word=freelancer -->
        <rule id="FREE_LANCER" name="free lancer (freelancer)">
            <pattern>
                <token>free</token>
                <token>lancer</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>freelancer</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="freelancer">He was a <marker>free lancer</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- free lances::word=freelances -->
        <rule id="FREE_LANCES" name="free lances (freelances)">
            <pattern>
                <token>free</token>
                <token>lances</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>freelances</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="freelances">He only <marker>free lances</marker> for the CIA.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- free lancing::word=freelancing -->
        <rule id="FREE_LANCING" name="free lancing (freelancing)">
            <pattern>
                <token>free</token>
                <token>lancing</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>freelancing</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="freelancing">His <marker>free lancing</marker> work is fantastic.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/VB a while::word=\0 awhile::pivots=a while,awhile -->
        <rule id="VB_A_WHILE" name="VB a while (awhile)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                <token postag="VB"><exception postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>while</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception>longer</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> awhile</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="forget awhile">He was expected to <marker>forget a while</marker> after the fact.</example>
            <example>He was expected to stay awhile.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- web site::word=website -->
        <rule id="WEB_SITE" name="web site (website)">
            <pattern>
                <token>web</token>
                <token regexp="yes">site|sight</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>website</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="website">The <marker>web site</marker> was down.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- head scarf::word=headscarf -->
        <rule id="HEAD_SCARF" name="head scarf (headscarf)">
            <pattern>
                <token>head</token>
                <token>scarf</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>headscarf</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="headscarf">France had a ban on the <marker>head scarf</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- head scarves::word=headscarves -->
        <rule id="HEAD_SCARVES" name="head scarves (headscarves)">
            <pattern>
                <token>head</token>
                <token>scarves</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>headscarves</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="headscarves">France had a ban on <marker>head scarves</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- key words::word=keywords -->
        <rule id="KEY_WORDS" name="key words (keywords)">
            <pattern>
                <token>key</token>
                <token>words</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>keywords</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="keywords">You have to enter the <marker>key words</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- crowd sourcing::word=crowdsourcing -->
        <rule id="CROWD_SOURCING" name="crowd sourcing (crowdsourcing)">
            <pattern>
                <token>crowd</token>
                <token>sourcing</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>crowdsourcing</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="crowdsourcing">Mechanical Turk is an example of <marker>crowd sourcing</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- meta data::word=metadata -->
        <rule id="META_DATA" name="meta data (metadata)">
            <pattern>
                <token>meta</token>
                <token>data</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>metadata</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="metadata">Tika's library takes <marker>meta data</marker> into account.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- stand alone::word=standalone -->
        <rule id="STAND_ALONE" name="stand alone (standalone)">
            <pattern>
                <token>stand</token>
                <token>alone</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>standalone</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="standalone">I wrote a <marker>stand alone</marker> application.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- past time::word=pastime -->
        <rule id="PAST_TIME" name="past time (pastime)">
            <pattern>
                <token>past</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>pastime</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="pastime">This was America's favorite <marker>past time</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- any where::word=anywhere -->
        <rule id="ANY_WHERE" name="any where (anywhere)">
            <pattern>
                <token>any</token>
                <token>where</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>anywhere</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="anywhere">Put your stuff down <marker>any where</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- some where::word=somewhere -->
        <rule id="SOME_WHERE" name="some where (somewhere)">
            <pattern>
                <token>some</token>
                <token>where</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>somewhere</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="somewhere">There's a place for us, <marker>some where</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/DT bail out::word=\0 bailout::pivots=bail out,bailout -->
        <rule id="DT_BAIL_OUT" name="a bail out (bailout)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="DT"><exception postag="DT" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>bail</token>
                <token>out</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> bailout</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="The bailout"><marker>The bail out</marker> was too expensive.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- out come::word=outcome -->
        <rule id="OUT_COME" name="out come (outcome)">
            <pattern>
                <token>out</token>
                <token>come</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>outcome</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="outcome">What was the <marker>out come</marker>?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- album comprised of::word=album composed of::pivots=comprised,composed::options=comprised,composed -->
        <rule id="ALBUM_COMPRISED_OF" name="album comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">album|army</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> composed of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="album composed of">This is an <marker>album comprised of</marker> of great songs.</example>
            <example>This is an album composed of great songs.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- area comprised of::word=area consisting of::pivots=comprised,consisting::options=comprised,consisting -->
        <rule id="AREA_COMPRISED_OF" name="area comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>area</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>area consisting of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="area consisting of">The Tenderloin is an <marker>area comprised of</marker> the seedy sort.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- band comprised of::word=band composed of, band comprising::pivots=comprised,composed,comprising::options=comprised,composed,comprising -->
        <rule id="BAND_COMPRISED_OF" name="band comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>band</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>band composed of</suggestion> or <suggestion>band comprising</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="band composed of|band comprising">The Beatles were a <marker>band comprised of</marker> great musicians.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- comprised principally of::word=composed principally of::pivots=comprised,composed::options=comprised,composed -->
        <rule id="COMPRISED_PRINCIPALLY_OF" name="comprised principally of">
            <pattern>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token regexp="yes">principally|primarily</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>composed <match no="2"/> of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="composed primarily of">The lawsuit was <marker>comprised primarily of</marker> false accusations.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- entirely comprised of::word=entirely composed of::pivots=comprised,composed::options=comprised,composed -->
        <rule id="ENTIRELY_COMPRISED_OF" name="entirely comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">entirely|group|mainly|mostly</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> composed of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="entirely composed of">It was <marker>entirely comprised of</marker> people.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- comprised chiefly of::word=composed chiefly of, comprised chiefly, consisted chiefly of::options=comprised,composed,consisted -->
        <rule id="COMPRISED_CHIEFLY_OF" name="comprised chiefly of">
            <pattern>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token regexp="yes">chiefly|entirely|exclusively|generally|largely|mainly|mostly|only|primarily|principally|wholly</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>composed \2 \3</suggestion> or <suggestion>comprised \2</suggestion> or <suggestion>consisted \2 \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="composed chiefly of|comprised chiefly|consisted chiefly of">The song was <marker>comprised chiefly of</marker> B chords.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- comprises of::word=comprises, consists of::options=comprises,consists -->
        <rule id="COMPRISES_OF" name="comprises of">
            <pattern>
                <token>comprises</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprises</suggestion> or <suggestion>consists of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprises|consists of">The part <marker>comprises of</marker> the whole.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- comprising of::word=comprising, consisting of::options=comprising,consisting -->
        <rule id="COMPRISING_OF" name="comprising of">
            <pattern>
                <token>comprising</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprising</suggestion> or <suggestion>consisting of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprising|consisting of">This is a country <marker>comprising of</marker> independent people.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- comprise of::word=comprise, consist of::options=comprise,consist -->
        <rule id="COMPRISE_OF" name="comprise of">
            <pattern>
                <token>comprise</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprise</suggestion> or <suggestion>consist of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprise|consist of">It's tough to think you <marker>comprise of</marker> mostly water.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- was comprised of::word=comprised, consisted of, was composed of::options=comprised,consisted,composed -->
        <rule id="WAS_COMPRISED_OF" name="was comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>was</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprised</suggestion> or <suggestion>consisted of</suggestion> or <suggestion>was composed of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprised|consisted of|was composed of">The proposal <marker>was comprised of</marker> faulty assumptions.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- were comprised of::word=comprised, were composed of::options=comprised,composed -->
        <rule id="WERE_COMPRISED_OF" name="were comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>were</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprised</suggestion> or <suggestion>were composed of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprised|were composed of">The missiles <marker>were comprised of</marker> nuclear warheads.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- which comprised of::word=which comprised, which consisted of, which was composed of::options=comprised,consisted,composed -->
        <rule id="WHICH_COMPRISED_OF" name="which comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>which</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>which comprised</suggestion> or <suggestion>which consisted of</suggestion> or <suggestion>which was composed of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="which comprised|which consisted of|which was composed of">The ants, <marker>which comprised of</marker> the colony, were asleep.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- will be comprised of::word=will be composed of, will comprise, will consist of::options=comprised,composed,comprise -->
        <rule id="WILL_BE_COMPRISED_OF" name="will be comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>will</token>
                <token>be</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>will be composed of</suggestion> or <suggestion>will comprise</suggestion> or <suggestion>will consist of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="will be composed of|will comprise|will consist of">The album <marker>will be comprised of</marker> synthetic sounds.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- will comprise of::word=will be composed of, will comprise, will consist of::options=comprise,composed,comprise,consist -->
        <rule id="WILL_COMPRISE_OF" name="will comprise of">
            <pattern>
                <token>will</token>
                <token>comprise</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>will be composed of</suggestion> or <suggestion>will comprise</suggestion> or <suggestion>will consist of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="will be composed of|will comprise|will consist of">The ants <marker>will comprise of</marker> the colony.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- would comprise of::word=would comprise, would consist of::options=comprise,consist -->
        <rule id="WOULD_COMPRISE_OF" name="would comprise of">
            <pattern>
                <token>would</token>
                <token>comprise</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>would comprise</suggestion> or <suggestion>would consist of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="would comprise|would consist of">The ants <marker>would comprise of</marker> the colony.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- government comprised of::word=government composed of, government consisting of::options=comprised,composed,consisting -->
        <rule id="GOVERNMENT_COMPRISED_OF" name="government comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>government</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>government composed of</suggestion> or <suggestion>government consisting of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="government composed of|government consisting of">Theirs was a <marker>government comprised of</marker> warring factions.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- is comprised mostly of::word=comprises mostly, consists mostly of, is composed mostly of::options=comprised,comprises,consists,composed::pivots=comprised mostly of,comprises mostly,consists mostly of,composed mostly of -->
        <rule id="IS_COMPRISED_MOSTLY_OF" name="is comprised mostly of">
            <pattern>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>mostly</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprises mostly</suggestion> or <suggestion>consists mostly of</suggestion> or <suggestion>is composed mostly of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprises mostly|consists mostly of|is composed mostly of">The government <marker>is comprised mostly of</marker> idiots.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- is comprised of::word=comprises, consists of, is composed of::options=comprised,comprises,consists,composed::pivots=comprised of,comprises,consists of,composed of -->
        <rule id="IS_COMPRISED_OF" name="is comprised of">
            <pattern>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>comprised</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>comprises</suggestion> or <suggestion>consists of</suggestion> or <suggestion>is composed of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="comprises|consists of|is composed of">The government <marker>is comprised of</marker> idiots.</example>
            <example>The government consists of great guys.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- writing|political|science|cultural|grammatical gaffs::word=\0 gaffes::pivots=gaffs,gaffes -->
        <rule id="WRITINGPOLITICALSCIENCE_GAFFS" name="political gaffs (gaffes)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">writing|political|science|cultural|grammatical</token>
                <token>gaffs</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> gaffes</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="political gaffes">There were some serious <marker>political gaffs</marker> committed that day.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- writing|political|science|cultural|grammatical gaff::word=\0 gaffe::pivots=gaff,gaffe -->
        <rule id="WRITINGPOLITICALSCIENCE_GAFF" name="political gaff (gaffe)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">writing|political|science|cultural|grammatical</token>
                <token>gaff</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> gaffe</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="cultural gaffe">His novel was a huge <marker>cultural gaff</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- were .*/MD::word=where \1::pivots=were,where::filter=none::options=were,where -->
        <rule id="WERE_MD" name="were MD">
            <pattern>
                <token>were</token>
                <token postag="MD"><exception postag="MD" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>where <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Where could"><marker>Were could</marker> we sleep tonight?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- other then::word=other than::pivots=then,than -->
        <rule id="OTHER_THEN" name="other then (other than)">
            <pattern>
                <token>other</token>
                <token>then</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>other than</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="other than">There was no one <marker>other then</marker> us at the campsite.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- was aloud::word=was allowed::pivots=aloud,allowed::options=aloud,allowed -->
        <rule id="WAS_ALOUD" name="was aloud (allowed)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">was|were</token>
                <token>aloud</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 allowed</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="was allowed">No dancing <marker>was aloud</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- eluded to::word=alluded to::pivots=eluded,alluded::options=eluded,alluded -->
        <rule id="ELUDED_TO" name="eluded to (alluded to)">
            <pattern>
                <token>eluded</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>alluded to</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="alluded to">He <marker>eluded to</marker> to engagement at the party.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- baited breath::word=bated breath::pivots=baited,bated::options=baited,bated -->
        <rule id="BAITED_BREATH" name="baited (bated) breath">
            <pattern>
                <token>baited</token>
                <token>breath</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>bated breath</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="bated breath">We are waiting with <marker>baited breath</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- bare in mind::word=bear in mind::pivots=bare,bear::options=bare,bear -->
        <rule id="BARE_IN_MIND" name="bare (bear) in mind">
            <pattern>
                <token>bare</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>mind</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>bear in mind</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Bear in mind"><marker>Bare in mind</marker> that we're alone.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- playoff birth::word=playoff berth::pivots=birth,berth::options=birth,berth -->
        <rule id="PLAYOFF_BIRTH" name="playoff birth (berth)">
            <pattern>
                <token>playoff</token>
                <token>birth</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>playoff berth</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="playoff berth">The Patriots failed to earn a <marker>playoff birth</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- disc break::word=disc brake::pivots=break,brake::options=break,brake -->
        <rule id="DISC_BREAK" name="disc break (brakes)">
            <pattern>
                <token>disc</token>
                <token>break</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>disc brake</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="disc brake">The rear wheels are <marker>disc break</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- hit the breaks::word=hit the brakes::pivots=breaks,brakes::options=breaks,brakes -->
        <rule id="HIT_THE_BREAKS" name="hit the breaks (brakes)">
            <pattern>
                <token>hit</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>breaks</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hit the brakes</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="hit the brakes">Charlie forgot to <marker>hit the breaks</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- spinal chord::word=spinal cord::pivots=chord,cord::options=chord,cord -->
        <rule id="SPINAL_CHORD" name="spinal chord (cord)">
            <pattern>
                <token>spinal</token>
                <token>chord</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>spinal cord</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="spinal cord">There was permanent injury to the <marker>spinal chord</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- full compliment of::word=full complement of::pivots=compliment,complement::options=compliment,complement -->
        <rule id="FULL_COMPLIMENT_OF" name="full compliment (complement) of">
            <pattern>
                <token>full</token>
                <token>compliment</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>full complement of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="full complement of">He had the <marker>full compliment of</marker> good qualities.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- in edition to::word=in addition to::pivots=edition,addition::options=edition,addition -->
        <rule id="IN_EDITION_TO" name="in edition (addition) to">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>edition</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in addition to</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="In addition to"><marker>In edition to</marker> failing, he embarrassed himself.</example>
            <example>And in addition to the belt, he had a chartreuse cap.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- faired as well::word=fared as well::pivots=faired,fared::options=faired,fared -->
        <rule id="FAIRED_AS_WELL" name="faired (fared) as well">
            <pattern>
                <token>faired</token>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>well</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fared as well</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="fared as well">He <marker>faired as well</marker> as could be expected.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- faired badly::word=fared badly::pivots=faired,fared::options=faired,fared -->
        <rule id="FAIRED_BADLY" name="faired (fared) badly">
            <pattern>
                <token>faired</token>
                <token regexp="yes">badly|better|far|less|little|much|poorly|quite|rather|slightly|somewhat|well|worse</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fared <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="fared badly">It was a pity that the Jets <marker>faired badly</marker>.</example>
            <example>It was a pity that the Mets fared rather well.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- and so fourth::word=and so forth::pivots=fourth,forth::options=fourth,forth -->
        <rule id="AND_SO_FOURTH" name="and so fourth (forth)">
            <pattern>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>so</token>
                <token>fourth</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>and so forth</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="and so forth">And so on <marker>and so fourth</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- put fourth the|a|an::word=put forth \2::pivots=fourth,forth::options=fourth,forth -->
        <rule id="PUT_FOURTH_THEAAN" name="put fourth (forth) the">
            <pattern>
                <token>put</token>
                <token>fourth</token>
                <token regexp="yes">the|a|an</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>put forth <match no="3"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="put forth the">He <marker>put fourth the</marker> proposal.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- forth place::word=fourth place::pivots=forth,fourth::options=forth,fourth -->
        <rule id="FORTH_PLACE" name="forth (fourth) place">
            <pattern>
                <token>forth</token>
                <token>place</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fourth place</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="fourth place">The runner finished in <marker>forth place</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- door jam::word=door jamb::pivots=jam,jamb::options=jam,jamb -->
        <rule id="DOOR_JAM" name="door jam (jamb)">
            <pattern>
                <token>door</token>
                <token>jam</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>door jamb</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="door jamb">There were scratches all along the <marker>door jam</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- less dollars|minutes|hours|seconds|calories::word=fewer \1::pivots=less,fewer::options=less,fewer -->
        <rule id="LESS_DOLLARSMINUTESHOURS" name="less (fewer) dollars">
            <pattern>
                <token>less</token>
                <token regexp="yes">dollars|minutes|hours|seconds|calories</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fewer <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="fewer hours">There were <marker>less hours</marker> to devote to work that day.</example>
            <example>There were fewer dollars in the coffer that weekend.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- fewer &amp;uncountable::word=less \1::pivots=fewer,less::options=less,fewer -->
        <rule id="FEWER_UNCOUNTABLE" name="fewer (less) uncountable">
            <pattern>
                <token>fewer</token>
                <token regexp="yes">accommodation|advice|access|baggage|bread|equipment|garbage|luggage|money|cattle|knowledge|sand|furniture|meat|food|news|pasta|progress|research|water|freedom|maturity|intelligence|travel|pollution|traffic</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>less <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="less advice">He gave his enemies <marker>fewer advice</marker> than he gave his friends.</example>
            <example>They made less progress towards their goal.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- am loathe to::word=am loath to::pivots=loathe,loath::options=loathe,loath -->
        <rule id="AM_LOATHE_TO" name="am loathe (loath) to">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">am|are|be|is|was|were</token>
                <token>loathe</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> loath to</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="am loath to">I <marker>am loathe to</marker> continue this conversation.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- loosing effort|record|season|streak|team|the|to::word=losing \1::pivots=loosing,losing::options=loosing,losing -->
        <rule id="LOOSING_EFFORTRECORDSEASON" name="loosing (losing) effort">
            <pattern>
                <token>loosing</token>
                <token regexp="yes">effort|record|season|streak|team|the|to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>losing <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="losing season">The Yankees never had a <marker>loosing season</marker>.</example>
            <example>It was a terrible losing record.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- mute point::word=moot point::pivots=mute,moot::options=mute,moot -->
        <rule id="MUTE_POINT" name="mute (moot) point">
            <pattern>
                <token>mute</token>
                <token>point</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>moot point</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="moot point">It was a <marker>mute point</marker>, so we ignored it.</example>
            <example>I believe that statement is largely a moot point.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- peak his interest::word=pique his interest::pivots=peak,pique::options=peak,pique -->
        <rule id="PEAK_HIS_INTEREST" name="peak (pique) his interest">
            <pattern>
                <token>peak</token>
                <token regexp="yes">his|her</token>
                <token regexp="yes">interest|interests</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>pique \2 \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="pique his interest">The mere mention of Luxembourg was enough to <marker>peak his interest</marker>.</example>
            <example>The dance music failed to pique his interest.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- most populace::word=most populous::pivots=populace,populous::options=populace,populous -->
        <rule id="MOST_POPULACE" name="most populace (populous)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">most|least</token>
                <token>populace</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> populous</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="most populous">Chicago was the <marker>most populace</marker> city.</example>
            <example>California is the most populous state.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- at the reigns::word=at the reins::pivots=reigns,reins::options=reigns,reins -->
        <rule id="AT_THE_REIGNS" name="at the reigns (reins)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">at|hand|held|hold|holding|holds</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>reigns</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> the reins</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="held the reins">The coachman <marker>held the reigns</marker> with expertise.</example>
            <example>The CEO holds the reins with authority.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- managerial reigns::word=managerial reins::pivots=reigns,reins::options=reigns,reins -->
        <rule id="MANAGERIAL_REIGNS" name="managerial reigns (reins)">
            <pattern>
                <token>managerial</token>
                <token>reigns</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>managerial reins</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="managerial reins">He handed over the <marker>managerial reigns</marker> of the project to the junior member.</example>
            <example>He held the managerial reins throughout the project's lifespan.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- reigns of power::word=reins of power::pivots=reigns,reins::options=reigns,reins -->
        <rule id="REIGNS_OF_POWER" name="reigns (reins) of power">
            <pattern>
                <token>reigns</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>power</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>reins of power</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="reins of power">Idi Amin held the <marker>reigns of power</marker> for far too long.</example>
            <example>Napoleon had such a firm grasp on the reins of power.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- take the reigns::word=take the reins::pivots=reigns,reins::options=reigns,reins -->
        <rule id="TAKE_THE_REIGNS" name="take the reigns (reins)">
            <pattern>
                <token>take</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>reigns</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>take the reins</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Take the reins"><marker>Take the reigns</marker> cried the bandit.</example>
            <example>Take the reins! cried the bandit.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- free reign::word=free rein::pivots=reign,rein::options=reign,rein -->
        <rule id="FREE_REIGN" name="free reign (rein)">
            <pattern>
                <token>free</token>
                <token>reign</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>free rein</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="free rein">The famous actor was given <marker>free reign</marker> over the city.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- lead roll::word=lead role::pivots=roll,role::options=roll,role -->
        <rule id="LEAD_ROLL" name="lead roll (role)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">lead|leading|major|minor|starring|significant|large|small</token>
                <token>roll</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 role</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lead role">She accepted the <marker>lead roll</marker> in the prestigious play.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- roll player::word=role player::pivots=roll,role::options=roll,role -->
        <rule id="ROLL_PLAYER" name="roll player (role player)">
            <pattern>
                <token>roll</token>
                <token>player</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>role player</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="role player">Eddie House was mainly a <marker>roll player</marker> in the Celtics' championship run.</example>
            <example>Darko would be relegated to a mere role player during his last seasons.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- role call::word=roll call::pivots=role,roll::options=role,roll -->
        <rule id="ROLE_CALL" name="role (roll) call">
            <pattern>
                <token>role</token>
                <token>call</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>roll call</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="roll call">The colonel always forgot to take <marker>role call</marker>.</example>
            <example>The opponents' names were messed up during roll call.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- construction sight::word=construction site::pivots=sight,site::options=sight,site -->
        <rule id="CONSTRUCTION_SIGHT" name="construction sight (site)">
            <pattern>
                <token>construction</token>
                <token>sight</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>construction site</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="construction site">We didn't visit the <marker>construction sight</marker> until Wednesday.</example>
            <example>We didn't visit the construction site until it was almost finished.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- out of sink::word=out of sync::pivots=sink,sync::options=sink,sync -->
        <rule id="OUT_OF_SINK" name="out of sink (sync)">
            <pattern>
                <token>out</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>sink</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>out of sync</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="out of sync">The teammates were so badly <marker>out of sink</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- different tact::word=different tack::pivots=tact,tack::options=tact,tack -->
        <rule id="DIFFERENT_TACT" name="different tact (tack)">
            <pattern>
                <token>different</token>
                <token>tact</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>different tack</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="different tack">We'll have to try a <marker>different tact</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/IN .*/PRP then .*/IN .*/PRP::word=\0 \1 than \3 \4::pivots=then,than::options=then,than -->
        <rule id="IN_PRP_THEN_IN_PRP" name="IN PRP then (than) IN PRP">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="IN"><exception postag="IN" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="PRP|NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="PRP|NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>then</token>
                <token postag="IN"><exception postag="IN" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="PRP|NN(:UN?)?|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="PRP|NN(:UN?)?|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> than <match no="4"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <!-- can't write good examples for this... maybe that means it's not a good rule-->
            <example correction="between him than between she">I'd rather be <marker>between him then between she</marker>.</example>
            <example>I'd rather be between him than between her.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- &amp;comparisons then::word=\0 than::pivots=then,than::options=then,than -->
        <rule id="COMPARISONS_THEN" name="comparisons then (than)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">hotter|colder|lamer|lesser|greater|heavier|lighter|better|worse|smarter|dumber|cheaper|sexier|taller|shorter|faster|slower|older|younger|easier|harder|farther|closer|higher|lower|larger|smaller|sooner|later|weaker|stronger|louder|quieter|darker|brighter</token>
                <token>then</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> than</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="hotter than">It was <marker>hotter then</marker> it'd ever been.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- &amp;comparisons .*/NNS then::word=\0 \1 than::pivots=then,than::options=then,than -->
        <rule id="COMPARISONS_NNS_THEN" name="comparisons NNS then (than)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">hotter|colder|lamer|less|lesser|more|greater|heavier|lighter|better|worse|smarter|dumber|cheaper|sexier|taller|shorter|faster|slower|older|younger|easier|harder|farther|closer|higher|lower|larger|smaller|sooner|later|weaker|stronger|louder|quieter|darker|brighter</token>
                <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="NNS" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>then</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> than</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="better companies than">There were <marker>better companies then</marker> GE and Google.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to .* then by::word=\0 \1 than \3::pivots=then,than::options=then,than -->
        <rule id="TO__THEN_BY" name="to blank then (than) by">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token/>
                <token>then</token>
                <token>by</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> than <match no="4"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to play than by">I'd rather go <marker>to play then by</marker> the market.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- waived off::word=waved off::pivots=waived,waved::options=waived,waved -->
        <rule id="WAIVED_OFF" name="waived (waved) off">
            <pattern>
                <token>waived</token>
                <token>off</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>waved off</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="waved off">The offsides call was <marker>waived off</marker> by the referee.</example>
            <example>The offsides wall was waved off by the referee.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- wreck havoc::word=wreak havoc::pivots=wreck,wreak::options=wreck,wreak -->
        <rule id="WRECK_HAVOC" name="wreck (wreak) havoc">
            <pattern>
                <token>wreck</token>
                <token>havoc</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wreak havoc</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="wreak havoc">The hurricane would go on to <marker>wreck havoc</marker> up and down the coast.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- about who to::word=about whom to::pivots=who,whom::options=who,whom -->
        <rule id="ABOUT_WHO_TO" name="about who (whom) to">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">about|of|over</token>
                <token>who</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> whom to</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="about whom to">What do you think <marker>about who to</marker> promote?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="THEYRE_THEIR" name="they're (their)">
        <rule>
              <pattern>
              <token postag="IN"><exception>while</exception></token>
              <marker>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"><exception>out</exception></token>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>their</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="their">I'm not worried about <marker>they're</marker> problems.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/VBG they're::word=\0 their::pivots=they're,their::options=they're,their -->
        <rule id="VBG_THEYRE" name="VBG theyre (their)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="VBG"><exception postag="VBG" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> their</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="conceptualizing their">They couldn't stop <marker>conceptualizing they're</marker> own demise.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>they</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>re</token>
                </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">best|final|fifth|first|fourth|new|next|second|third</token>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"><exception>out</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>their</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="their">These are <marker>they're</marker> best clothes.</example>
                <example>These are their best clothes.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <!-- they're|there own::word=their \1::pivots=\0,their::options=they're,there,their -->
        <rulegroup id="THERE_OWN" name="there (their) own">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token>own</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>their <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="their own">They were largely on <marker>there own</marker> that night.</example>
                <example>There were largely on their own that night.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>they</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>re</token>
                    <token>own</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>their <match no="4"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="their own">They completed the huge project on <marker>they're own</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <!-- .*/VBG you're::word=\0 your::pivots=you're,your::options=you're,your -->
        <rule id="VBG_YOURE" name="VBG youre (your)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="VBG"><exception postag="VBG" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>you</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> your</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="visualizing your">Stop <marker>visualizing you're</marker> own demise.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- that's|it's|who's|he's|she's|there's you're::word=\0 your::pivots=your,you're::options=your,you're -->
        <rule id="THATS_YOURE" name="thats youre (your)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">that|it|who|he|she|there</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token>you</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/><match no="2"/><match no="3"/> your</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="that's your">Don't ask me, <marker>that's you're</marker> own problem.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- that's|it's|who's|he's|she's|there's they're::word=\0 their::pivots=they're,their::options=their,they're -->
        <rule id="THATS_THEYRE" name="thats theyre (their)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">that|it|who|he|she|there</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/><match no="2"/><match no="3"/> their</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="That's their"><marker>That's they're</marker> fault.</example>
            <example>Who's their advisor this year?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- that's|it's|who's|he's|she's|there's it's::word=\0 its::pivots=it's,its::options=it's,its -->
        <rule id="THATS_ITS" name="thats its (possessive)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">that|it|who|he|she|there</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/><match no="2"/><match no="3"/> its</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="He's its"><marker>He's it's</marker> primary caretaker.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- you're .*/JJS .*/NN::word=your \1 \2::pivots=you're,your::options=your,you're -->
        <rule id="YOURE_JJS_NN" name="youre (your) JJS NN">
            <pattern>
                <token>you</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                <token postag="JJS"><exception postag="JJS" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>your <match no="4"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="your greenest banana">I'd like to buy <marker>you're greenest banana</marker> please.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- they're .*/JJS .*/NN::word=their \1 \2::pivots=they're,their::options=their,they're -->
        <rule id="THEYRE_JJS_NN" name="theyre (their) JJS NN">
            <pattern>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                <token postag="JJS"><exception postag="JJS" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>their <match no="4"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="their oddest hypothesis">It was <marker>they're oddest hypothesis</marker> yet.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/VBZ .*/IN|DT they're .*/NNP|NN|NNS::word=\0 \1 their \3::pivots=they're,their::options=they're,their -->
        <rule id="VBZ_IN_THEYRE_NN" name="VBZ IN theyre (their) NN">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="VBZ"><exception postag="VBZ" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="IN|DT" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="IN|DT" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                <token postag="NNP|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNP|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> their <match no="6"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="disparages of their company">What kind of person <marker>disparages of they're company</marker>?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/IN .*/VBZ they're .*/NNP|NN|NNS::word=\0 \1 their \3::pivots=they're,their::options=they're,their -->
        <rule id="IN_VBZ_THEYRE_NN" name="IN VBZ theyre (their) NN">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="IN"><exception postag="IN" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="VBZ"><exception postag="VBZ" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                <token postag="NNP|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNP|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> their <match no="6"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="of is their happiness">The only thing we think <marker>of is they're happiness</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- .*/DT .*/VBZ they're .*/NNP|NN|NNS::word=\0 \1 their \3::pivots=they're,their::options=they're,their -->
        <rule id="DT_VBZ_THEYRE_NN" name="DT VBZ theyre (their) NN">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="DT"><exception postag="DT" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="VBZ"><exception postag="VBZ" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
                <token>they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                <token postag="NNP|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNP|NN|NN:UN?|NNS" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> their <match no="6"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="another is their boyfriend">And if <marker>another is they're boyfriend</marker>, I will be angry.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- need|going|have|ought to .*/VBG::word=\0 \1 \2:base::pivots=\2,\2:base -->
        <rule id="NEED_TO_VBG" name="need to VBG (VB)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">need|going|have|ought</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token postag="VBG"><exception postag="VBG" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2"/> <match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="going to hypothesize">We're <marker>going to hypothesizing</marker> about the origins of man.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ILL_I_LL" name="Ill (I'll)">
        <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
          <marker>
            <token>Ill<exception scope="previous" postag_regexp="yes" postag="DT|TO"/><exception scope="previous" inflected="yes">be</exception></token>
          </marker>
        <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB|RB"/>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion>I'll</suggestion>?</message>
        <short>Possible typo</short>
        <example correction="I'll"><marker>Ill</marker> explain!</example>
        <example>I'll never do this again!</example>
        <example>Ill news comes apace.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- laid ahead::word=lay ahead::pivots=laid,lay::options=laid,lay -->
        <rule id="LAID_AHEAD" name="laid (lay) ahead">
            <pattern>
                <token>laid</token>
                <token>ahead</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lay ahead</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lay ahead">We never knew what <marker>laid ahead</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- lay around::word=lie around::pivots=lay,lie::options=lay,lie -->
        <rule id="LAY_AROUND" name="lay (lie) around">
            <pattern>
                <token>lay</token>
                <token regexp="yes">around|low</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lie <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lie around">All he did Sunday was <marker>lay around</marker> the house.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- laying around::word=lying around::pivots=laying,lying::options=laying,lying -->
        <rule id="LAYING_AROUND" name="laying (lying) around">
            <pattern>
                <token>laying</token>
                <token regexp="yes">around|low</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lying <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lying low">He had a special talent for <marker>laying low</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- lays atop::word=lies atop::pivots=lays,lies::options=lays,lies -->
        <rule id="LAYS_ATOP" name="lays (lies) atop">
            <pattern>
                <token>lays</token>
                <token regexp="yes">atop|beside|low|near|on</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>lies <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lies on">The text explains how important it is that the chicken <marker>lays on</marker> the noodles artfully.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- was lain::word=was laid::pivots=lain,laid::options=lain,laid -->
        <rule id="WAS_LAIN" name="was lain (laid)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">was|were</token>
                <token>lain</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 laid</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="was laid">The body <marker>was lain</marker> beside his wife in the cemetery.</example>
            <example>His body was laid beside his wife in the cemetery.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- Jimmy Buffet::word=Jimmy Buffett::pivots=Buffet,Buffett -->
        <rule id="JIMMY_BUFFET" name="Jimmy Buffet (Buffett)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>Jimmy</token>
                <token>Buffet</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Jimmy Buffett</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Jimmy Buffett"><marker>Jimmy Buffet</marker> sang at the Arco Arena.</example>
            <example>Jimmy Buffett sang at Arco Arena.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- Jimmy Hendrix::word=Jimi Hendrix::pivots=Jimmy,Jimi -->
        <rule id="JIMMY_HENDRIX" name="Jimmy (Jimi) Hendrix">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>Jimmy</token>
                <token>Hendrix</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Jimi Hendrix</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Jimi Hendrix">Some argue that <marker>Jimmy Hendrix</marker> was the best guitarist who ever lived.</example>
            <example>Some argue that Jimi Hendrix was the best ever.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- Phillips Arena::word=Philips Arena::pivots=Phillips,Philips::options=Phillips,Philips -->
        <rule id="PHILLIPS_ARENA" name="Phillips (Philips) Arena">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>Phillips</token>
                <token>Arena</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Philips Arena</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Philips Arena">The team played at <marker>Phillips Arena</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- jive with::word=jibe with::pivots=jive,jibe -->
        <rule id="JIVE_WITH" name="jive (jibe) with">
            <pattern>
                <token>jive</token>
                <token>with</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>jibe with</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="jibe with">That doesn't <marker>jive with</marker> my mental outlook.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- mash potatoes::word=mashed potatoes::pivots=mash,mashed::options=mash,mashed -->
        <rule id="MASH_POTATOES" name="mash (mashed) potatoes">
            <pattern>
                <token>mash</token>
                <token>potatoes</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>mashed potatoes</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="mashed potatoes">His favorite food is <marker>mash potatoes</marker> and gravy.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- is renown for::word=is renowned for::pivots=renown,renowned::options=renown,renowned -->
        <rule id="IS_RENOWN_FOR" name="is renown (renowned) for">
            <pattern>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>renown</token>
                <token>for</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>is renowned for</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="is renowned for">Brown <marker>is renown for</marker> its annoying undergraduates.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- brew haha::word=brouhaha -->
        <rule id="BREW_HAHA" name="brew haha (brouhaha)">
            <pattern>
                <token>brew</token>
                <token>haha</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>brouhaha</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="brouhaha">What's all the <marker>brew haha</marker> about over there?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- working progress::word=work in progress -->
        <rule id="WORKING_PROGRESS" name="working (work in) progress">
            <pattern>
                <token>working</token>
                <token>progress</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>work in progress</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="work in progress">His symphony was a <marker>working progress</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- historic record::word=historical record::pivots=historic,historical -->
        <rule id="HISTORIC_RECORD" name="historic (historical) record">
            <pattern>
                <token>historic</token>
                <token>record</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>historical record</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="historical record">The policy was strictly a matter of <marker>historic record</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- guest stared::word=guest-starred -->
        <rule id="GUEST_STARED" name="guest stared (guest-starred)">
            <pattern>
                <token>guest</token>
                <token>stared</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>guest-starred</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="guest-starred">Alan Alda never <marker>guest stared</marker> in another episode.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- in titled::word=entitled -->
        <rule id="IN_TITLED" name="in titled (entitled)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>titled</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>entitled</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="entitled">The children felt <marker>in titled</marker> to their expensive education.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- is contained of::word=contains -->
        <rule id="IS_CONTAINED_OF" name="is contained of (contains)">
            <pattern>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>contained</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>contains</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="contains">The beer <marker>is contained of</marker> hops and water.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- after been::word=after being::pivots=been,being -->
        <rule id="AFTER_BEEN" name="after been (being)">
            <pattern>
                <token>after</token>
                <token>been</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>after being</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="After being"><marker>After been</marker> assaulted, the man was often wary.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- imminent domain::word=eminent domain::pivots=imminent,eminent -->
        <rule id="IMMINENT_DOMAIN" name="imminent (eminent) domain">
            <pattern>
                <token>imminent</token>
                <token>domain</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>eminent domain</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="eminent domain">Their house was claimed due to <marker>imminent domain</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- chomping at the bit::word=champing at the bit::pivots=chomping,champing -->
        <rule id="CHOMPING_AT_THE_BIT" name="chomping (champing) at the bit">
            <pattern>
                <token>chomping</token>
                <token>at</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>bit</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>champing at the bit</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="champing at the bit">The horses were all <marker>chomping at the bit</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- constellation prize::word=consolation prize::pivots=constellation,consolation -->
        <rule id="CONSTELLATION_PRIZE" name="constellation (consolation) prize">
            <pattern>
                <token>constellation</token>
                <token>prize</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>consolation prize</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="consolation prize">The team was so upset, they didn't even claim their <marker>constellation prize</marker>.</example>
            <example>The consolation prize was a trip to the Bahamas.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- constitutes of::word=consists of::pivots=constitutes,consists -->
        <rule id="CONSTITUTES_OF" name="constitutes (consists) of">
            <pattern>
                <token>constitutes</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>consists of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="consists of">The city <marker>constitutes of</marker> five boroughs.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- could care less::word=couldn't care less::pivots=could,couldn't -->
        <rule id="COULD_CARE_LESS" name="could (couldn't) care less">
            <pattern>
                <token>could</token>
                <token>care</token>
                <token>less</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>couldn't care less</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="couldn't care less">The man on the street said he <marker>could care less</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- could give a damn::word=couldn't give a damn::filter=none -->
        <rule id="COULD_GIVE_A_DAMN" name="could (couldn't) give a damn">
            <pattern>
                <token>could</token>
                <token>give</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>damn</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>couldn't give a damn</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="couldn't give a damn">Frankly, my dear, I <marker>could give a damn</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- daily regiment::word=daily regimen::pivots=regiment,regimen -->
        <rule id="DAILY_REGIMENT" name="daily regiment (regimen)">
            <pattern>
                <token>daily</token>
                <token>regiment</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>daily regimen</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="daily regimen">They had a strict <marker>daily regiment</marker> of calisthenics.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- de factor::word=de facto::pivots=factor,facto -->
        <rule id="DE_FACTOR" name="de factor (facto)">
            <pattern>
                <token>de</token>
                <token>factor</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>de facto</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="de facto">There was a <marker>de factor</marker> ban on cigarettes.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- worse-case scenario::word=worst-case scenario::pivots=worse-case,worst-case -->
        <rule id="WORSE-CASE_SCENARIO" name="worse-case (worst-case) scenario">
            <pattern>
                <token>worse-case</token>
                <token>scenario</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worst-case scenario</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="worst-case scenario">They always prepared for the <marker>worse-case scenario</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- worst comes to worst::word=worse comes to worst::pivots=worse-case,worst-case -->
        <rule id="WORST_COMES_TO_WORST" name="worst (worse) comes to worst">
            <pattern>
                <token>worst</token>
                <token>comes</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>worst</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worse comes to worst</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="worse comes to worst">If <marker>worst comes to worst</marker>, we'll just move.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to bath::word=to bathe::pivots=bath,bathe -->
        <rule id="TO_BATH" name="to bath (bathe)">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>bath</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to bathe</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to bathe">It's so relaxing <marker>to bath</marker> in the evening.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- treasure trough::word=treasure trove::pivots=trough,trove -->
        <rule id="TREASURE_TROUGH" name="treasure trough (trove)">
            <pattern>
                <token>treasure</token>
                <token>trough</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>treasure trove</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="treasure trove">In the wreckage they found a <marker>treasure trough</marker> of doubloons.</example>
            <example>It was a treasure trove of ideas.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- ad nauseum::word=ad nauseam::filter=none -->
        <rule id="AD_NAUSEUM" name="ad nauseum (nauseam)">
            <pattern>
                <token>ad</token>
                <token>nauseum</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>ad nauseam</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="ad nauseam">The song was playing <marker>ad nauseum</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- Noble Prize::word=Nobel Prize::filter=none -->
        <rule id="NOBLE_PRIZE" name="Noble (Nobel) Prize">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>Noble</token>
                <token>Prize</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Nobel Prize</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Nobel Prize">He was awarded the <marker>Noble Prize</marker> in literature.</example>
            <example>He was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- land lover::word=landlubber::filter=none -->
        <rule id="LAND_LOVER" name="land lover (landlubber)">
            <pattern>
                <token>land</token>
                <token>lover</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>landlubber</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="landlubber">The sailors considered John to be a serious <marker>land lover</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- strike a cord::word=strike a chord::filter=none -->
        <rule id="STRIKE_A_CORD" name="strike a cord (chord)">
            <pattern>
                <token>strike</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>cord</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>strike a chord</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="strike a chord">Her comment happened to <marker>strike a cord</marker> with the colonel.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- safety deposit box::word=safe deposit box::filter=none -->
        <rule id="SAFETY_DEPOSIT_BOX" name="safety (safe) deposit box">
            <pattern>
                <token>safety</token>
                <token>deposit</token>
                <token>box</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>safe deposit box</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="safe deposit box">He inherited his grandfather's <marker>safety deposit box</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- statue of limitations::word=statute of limitations::filter=none -->
        <rule id="STATUE_OF_LIMITATIONS" name="statue (statute) of limitations">
            <pattern>
                <token>statue</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>limitations</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>statute of limitations</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="statute of limitations">Luckily, his crime wasn't covered by the <marker>statue of limitations</marker>.</example>
            <example>He was one year away from the statute of limitations.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- all the farther::word=as far as::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ALL_THE_FARTHER" name="all the farther (as far as)">
            <pattern>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>farther</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>as far as</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="as far as">The town was <marker>all the farther</marker> than the border.</example>
            <example>The town was as far as the border.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- discussions around::word=\0 about::pivots=around, about -->
        <rule id="DISCUSSIONS_AROUND" name="discussions around (about)">
            <pattern>
                <token>discussions</token>
                <token>around</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> about</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="discussions about">They had many <marker>discussions around</marker> politics.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- as time progressed::word=as time passed::filter=none -->
        <rule id="AS_TIME_PROGRESSED" name="as time progressed (passed)">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>time</token>
                <token>progressed</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>as time passed</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="As time passed"><marker>As time progressed</marker>, the sisters got wiser.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- as follow::word=as follows::filter=none -->
        <rule id="AS_FOLLOW" name="as follow (follows)">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>follow</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>as follows</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="as follows">The main points are <marker>as follow</marker>:</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- beyond the pail::word=beyond the pale::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BEYOND_THE_PAIL" name="beyond the pail (pale)">
            <pattern>
                <token>beyond</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>pail</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>beyond the pale</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="beyond the pale">His behavior was <marker>beyond the pail</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- beckon call::word=beck and call::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BECKON_CALL" name="beckon (beck and) call">
            <pattern>
                <token>beckon</token>
                <token>call</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>beck and call</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="beck and call">Don't expect me to be at your <marker>beckon call</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- begs belief::word=beggars belief::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BEGS_BELIEF" name="begs (beggars) belief">
            <pattern>
                <token>begs</token>
                <token>belief</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>beggars belief</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="beggars belief">It <marker>begs belief</marker> that corporate policies can always pursue the best interests of a company.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- buttload::word=boatload::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BUTTLOAD" name="buttload (boatload)">
            <pattern>
                <token>buttload</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>boatload</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="boatload">There was a <marker>buttload</marker> of cabbage left over.</example>
            <example>There was a boatload of sprouts left over.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- brussel sprout::word=brussels sprout::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BRUSSEL_SPROUT" name="brussel (brussels) sprout">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">brussell?|brussells</token>
                <token>sprout</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>brussels sprout</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="brussels sprout">He left the last <marker>brussel sprout</marker> on his plate.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- bored of::word=bored with::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BORED_OF" name="bored of (with)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bored</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>bored with</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="bored with">I always get <marker>bored of</marker> people who talk about themselves.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- build off of::word=build on::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BUILD_OFF_OF" name="build off of (build on)">
            <pattern>
                <token>build</token>
                <token>off</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>build on</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="build on">Arcade Fire tried to <marker>build off of</marker> the success of their first album.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- trite and true::word=tried and true::filter=none -->
        <rule id="TRITE_AND_TRUE" name="trite (tried) and true">
            <pattern>
                <token>trite</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>true</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>tried and true</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="tried and true">It was a <marker>trite and true</marker> solution.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- between you and I::word=between you and me::filter=none -->
        <rule id="BETWEEN_YOU_AND_I" name="between you and I (me)">
            <pattern>
                <token>between</token>
                <token>you</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>I</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>between you and me</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Between you and me"><marker>Between you and I</marker>, there's no hope of survival.</example>
            <example>Between you and me, there's no hope of cake tomorrow.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- every since::word=ever since::filter=none -->
        <rule id="EVERY_SINCE" name="every (ever) since">
            <pattern>
                <token>every</token>
                <token>since</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>ever since</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="ever since">And <marker>every since</marker> the war, the people have gone to bed at eleven.</example>
            <example>Ever since the turn of the century, cows have worn hats.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- fowl swoop::word=fell swoop::filter=none -->
        <rule id="FOWL_SWOOP" name="fowl (fell) swoop">
            <pattern>
                <token>fowl</token>
                <token>swoop</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fell swoop</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="fell swoop">He completed the symphony in one <marker>fowl swoop</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- gardener|garden snake::word=garter snake::filter=none -->
        <rule id="GARDENERGARDEN_SNAKE" name="gardener (garter) snake">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">gardener|garden</token>
                <token>snake</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>garter snake</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="garter snake">We found a tiny <marker>gardener snake</marker> in the bushes.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- hay day::word=heyday::filter=none -->
        <rule id="HAY_DAY" name="hay day (heyday)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">hay|hey</token>
                <token>day</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>heyday</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="heyday">He was never as good as he was in his <marker>hay day</marker>.</example>
            <example>This was the boxer's heyday; he was fantastic.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- hardly never::word=hardly ever::pivots=never,ever -->
        <rule id="HARDLY_NEVER" name="hardly never (ever)">
            <pattern>
                <token>hardly</token>
                <token>never</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hardly ever</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="hardly ever">She <marker>hardly never</marker> takes the subway.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- hew and cry::word=hue and cry::filter=none -->
        <rule id="HEW_AND_CRY" name="hew (hue) and cry">
            <pattern>
                <token>hew</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>cry</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hue and cry</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="hue and cry">There was a massive <marker>hew and cry</marker> after the beating.</example>
            <example>There was a massive hue and cry after the robbery.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- minus well::word=might as well::filter=none -->
        <rule id="MINUS_WELL" name="minus well (might as well)">
            <pattern>
                <token>minus</token>
                <token>well</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>might as well</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="might as well">We <marker>minus well</marker> break up.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- oft chance::word=off chance::filter=none -->
        <rule id="OFT_CHANCE" name="oft chance (off chance)">
            <pattern>
                <token>oft</token>
                <token>chance</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>off chance</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="off chance">On the <marker>oft chance</marker> that you get home by nine, could you turn on the oven?</example>
            <example>On the off chance you're alive, could you call me?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- on the same token::word=by the same token::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ON_THE_SAME_TOKEN" name="on the same token (by the same token)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>same</token>
                <token>token</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>by the same token</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="By the same token"><marker>On the same token</marker>, they believe you've cheated them.</example>
            <example>By the same token, they believe in faith before religion.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- one of the only::word=one of the few::pivots=only,few -->
        <rule id="ONE_OF_THE_ONLY" name="one of the only (few)">
            <pattern>
                <token>one</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>only</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>one of the few</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="one of the few">He's <marker>one of the only</marker> magicians in Providence.</example>
            <example>She's one of the few musicians with an accordion.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- pedal to the medal::word=pedal to the metal::filter=none -->
        <rule id="PEDAL_TO_THE_MEDAL" name="pedal to the medal (metal)">
            <pattern>
                <token>pedal</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>medal</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>pedal to the metal</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="pedal to the metal">To get by the police car, he put the <marker>pedal to the medal</marker>.</example>
            <example>To get by the cop car, he put the pedal to the metal.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- pawn off::word=palm off::pivots=pawn,palm -->
        <rule id="PAWN_OFF" name="pawn off (palm off)">
            <pattern>
                <token>pawn</token>
                <token>off</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>palm off</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="palm off">Are you trying to <marker>pawn off</marker> that annoying client?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- plays a factor::word=plays a role::filter=none -->
        <rule id="PLAYS_A_FACTOR" name="plays a factor (plays a role)">
            <pattern>
                <token>plays</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>factor</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>plays a role</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="plays a role">The goalie hardly <marker>plays a factor</marker> in the endgame.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- realms of possibility::word=realm of possibility::filter=none -->
        <rule id="REALMS_OF_POSSIBILITY" name="realms (realm) of possibility">
            <pattern>
                <token>realms</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>possibility</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>realm of possibility</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="realm of possibility">That is hardly outside the <marker>realms of possibility</marker>.</example>
            <example>That's hardly outside the realm of possibility.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- sense of false hope|privacy|security|confidence::word=false sense of \3::filter=none -->
        <rule id="SENSE_OF_FALSE_HOPEPRIVACYSECURITY" name="sense of false security (false sense of security)">
            <pattern>
                <token>sense</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>false</token>
                <token regexp="yes">hope|privacy|security|confidence</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>false sense of <match no="4"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="false sense of security">The members of the board were holding onto a <marker>sense of false security</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- ring its neck::word=wring its neck::filter=none -->
        <rule id="RING_ITS_NECK" name="ring (wring) its neck">
            <pattern>
                <token>ring</token>
                <token>its</token>
                <token>neck</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wring its neck</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="wring its neck">I'm going to <marker>ring its neck</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- right of passage::word=rite of passage::pivots=right,rite -->
        <rule id="RIGHT_OF_PASSAGE" name="right (rite) of passage">
            <pattern>
                <token>right</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>passage</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>rite of passage</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="rite of passage">The fire-ritual was a Cherokee <marker>right of passage</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- rod|rot iron::word=wrought iron::filter=none -->
        <rule id="RODROT_IRON" name="rod (wrought) iron">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">rod|rot</token>
                <token>iron</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wrought iron</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="wrought iron">She specialized in art done in <marker>rod iron</marker>.</example>
            <example>She specialized in wrought iron art.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- souse chef::word=sous chef::filter=none -->
        <rule id="SOUSE_CHEF" name="souse (sous) chef">
            <pattern>
                <token>souse</token>
                <token>chef</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>sous chef</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="sous chef">He gave most of his responsibility to his <marker>souse chef</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- stock and trade::word=stock in trade::filter=none -->
        <rule id="STOCK_AND_TRADE" name="stock and trade (stock in trade)">
            <pattern>
                <token>stock</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>trade</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>stock in trade</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="stock in trade">Swords and knives are their <marker>stock and trade</marker>.</example>
            <example>Swords and bullion cubes are their stock in trade.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- sound byte::word=sound bite::filter=none -->
        <rule id="SOUND_BYTE" name="sound byte (bite)">
            <pattern>
                <token>sound</token>
                <token>byte</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>sound bite</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="sound bite">The politician gave an awful <marker>sound byte</marker>.</example>
            <example>The politician gave a great sound bite.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to the manor born::word=to the manner born::filter=none -->
        <rule id="TO_THE_MANOR_BORN" name="to the manor (manner) born">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>manor</token>
                <token>born</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to the manner born</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to the manner born">He played the piano as <marker>to the manor born</marker>.</example>
            <example>He played flute as to the manner born.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- vintage point::word=vantage point::filter=none -->
        <rule id="VINTAGE_POINT" name="vintage (vantage) point">
            <pattern>
                <token>vintage</token>
                <token>point</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>vantage point</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="vantage point">There was a great <marker>vintage point</marker> on the back side of the hill.</example>
            <example>There was a great vantage point on the back of the hill.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- whim and a prayer::word=wing and a prayer::filter=none -->
        <rule id="WHIM_AND_A_PRAYER" name="whim (wing) and a prayer">
            <pattern>
                <token>whim</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>prayer</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wing and a prayer</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="wing and a prayer">The Lakers appeared to be hanging on a <marker>whim and a prayer</marker>.</example>
            <example>The Lakers appeared to be hanging on a whing and a prayer.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- year end and year out::word=year in and year out::filter=none -->
        <rule id="YEAR_END_AND_YEAR_OUT" name="year end (in) and year out">
            <pattern>
                <token>year</token>
                <token>end</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>year</token>
                <token>out</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>year in and year out</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Year in and year out"><marker>Year end and year out</marker>, we go out to the vineyards.</example>
            <example>Year in and year out, we go to the vineyards.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- hand and hand::word=hand in hand::filter=none -->
        <rule id="HAND_AND_HAND" name="hand and hand (hand in hand)">
            <pattern>
                <token>hand</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>hand</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>hand in hand</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="hand in hand">The ability to talk forever goes <marker>hand and hand</marker> with being a Brown student.</example>
            <example>The ability to talk about nothing important goes hand in hand with being a Brown student.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- grasping for straws::word=grasping at straws::filter=none -->
        <rule id="GRASPING_FOR_STRAWS" name="grasping for straws (grasping at straws)">
            <pattern>
                <token>grasping</token>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>straws</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>grasping at straws</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="grasping at straws">At that point, the desperate gentleman was simply <marker>grasping for straws</marker>.</example>
            <example>At the point it's just grasping at straws.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- grill cheese::word=grilled cheese::filter=none -->
        <rule id="GRILL_CHEESE" name="grill (grilled) cheese">
            <pattern>
                <token>grill</token>
                <token>cheese</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>grilled cheese</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="grilled cheese">The kid only wanted to eat <marker>grill cheese</marker> sandwiches.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- might has well::word=might as well::filter=none -->
        <rule id="MIGHT_HAS_WELL" name="might has (as) well">
            <pattern>
                <token>might</token>
                <token>has</token>
                <token>well</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>might as well</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="might as well">You <marker>might has well</marker> take off your shoes.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- on the contraire::word=au contraire, on the contrary::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ON_THE_CONTRAIRE" name="on the contraire (au contraire)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>contraire</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>au contraire</suggestion> or <suggestion>on the contrary</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Au contraire|On the contrary"><marker>On the contraire</marker>, you've been following me home!</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- damp squid::word=damp squib::filter=none -->
        <rule id="DAMP_SQUID" name="damp squid (squib)">
            <pattern>
                <token>damp</token>
                <token>squid</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>damp squib</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="damp squib">The last firework of the evening was a disappointing <marker>damp squid</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- cursing through veins::word=coursing through veins::filter=none -->
        <rule id="CURSING_THROUGH_VEINS" name="cursing (coursing) through veins">
            <pattern>
                <token>cursing</token>
                <token>through</token>
                <token>veins</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>coursing through veins</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="coursing through veins">It felt like the drugs were <marker>cursing through veins</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- daring-do::word=derring-do::filter=none -->
        <rule id="DARING-DO" name="daring-do (derring-do)">
            <pattern>
                <token>daring-do</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>derring-do</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="derring-do">He impressed all the ladies with his <marker>daring-do</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- death nail::word=death knell::filter=none -->
        <rule id="DEATH_NAIL" name="death nail (knell)">
            <pattern>
                <token>death</token>
                <token>nail</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>death knell</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="death knell">The fall of the Berlin Wall was the <marker>death nail</marker> for the USSR.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- reap what you sew::word=reap what you sow::filter=none -->
        <rule id="REAP_WHAT_YOU_SEW" name="reap what you sew (sow)">
            <pattern>
                <token>reap</token>
                <token>what</token>
                <token>you</token>
                <token>sew</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>reap what you sow</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="reap what you sow">You always <marker>reap what you sew</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- spare of the moment::word=spur of the moment::filter=none -->
        <rule id="SPARE_OF_THE_MOMENT" name="spare (spur) of the moment">
            <pattern>
                <token>spare</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>moment</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>spur of the moment</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="spur of the moment">It was a <marker>spare of the moment</marker> decision.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- tongue and cheek::word=tongue in cheek::filter=none -->
        <rule id="TONGUE_AND_CHEEK" name="tongue and (in) cheek">
            <pattern>
                <token>tongue</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>cheek</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>tongue in cheek</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="tongue in cheek">He said it with a fair amount of <marker>tongue and cheek</marker>.</example>
            <example>She said it with a fair amount of tongue in cheek.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- urine analysis::word=urinalysis::filter=none -->
        <rule id="URINE_ANALYSIS" name="urine analysis (urinalysis)">
            <pattern>
                <token>urine</token>
                <token>analysis</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>urinalysis</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="urinalysis">They got the results of the <marker>urine analysis</marker> the next day.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- wet your appetite::word=whet your appetite::filter=none -->
        <rule id="WET_YOUR_APPETITE" name="wet (whet) your appetite">
            <pattern>
                <token>wet</token>
                <token>your</token>
                <token>appetite</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whet your appetite</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="whet your appetite">The first John Wayne movie will only serve to <marker>wet your appetite</marker>.</example>
            <example>The first Woody Allen movie will only serve to whet your appetite.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- tattle-tail::word=tattle-tale::filter=none -->
        <rule id="TATTLE-TAIL" name="tattle-tail (tattle-tale)">
            <pattern>
                <token>tattle-tail</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>tattle-tale</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="tattle-tale">Every child hates a <marker>tattle-tail</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- old wise tail|tale::word=old wives' tale::filter=none -->
        <rule id="OLD_WISE_TAILTALE" name="old wise tail (old wives' tale)">
            <pattern>
                <token>old</token>
                <token>wise</token>
                <token regexp="yes">tail|tale</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>old wives' tale</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="old wives' tale">The story of the monster was only an <marker>old wise tail</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- on the lamb::word=on the lam::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ON_THE_LAMB" name="on the lamb (lam)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>lamb</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>on the lam</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="on the lam">The criminals spent most of the summer <marker>on the lamb</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- you'll will::word=you will::filter=none -->
        <rule id="YOULL_WILL" name="youll will (you will)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">you|I|we|they|she|he</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>ll</token>
                <token>will</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> will</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="You will"><marker>You'll will</marker> want to make sure you get the daily special.</example>
            <example>You'll want to make sure you get some french fries.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- it's is::word=it is::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ITS_IS" name="its is (it is)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">what|it|who|she|he|there|that</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token>is</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> is</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="She is"><marker>She's is</marker> the best dancer on the west coast.</example>
            <example>She's the best dancer on the west coast.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- we're are::word=We are::filter=none -->
        <rule id="WERE_ARE" name="were are (we are)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">we|they|who</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>re</token>
                <token>are</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> are</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="We are"><marker>We're are</marker> the favorites to win the championship.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- I'm am::word=I am::filter=none -->
        <rule id="IM_AM" name="Im am (I am)">
            <pattern>
                <token>I</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>m</token>
                <token>am</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>I am</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="I am"><marker>I'm am</marker> a madman.</example>
            <example>I am a prodigal son.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- I've have::word=I have::filter=none -->
        <rule id="IVE_HAVE" name="Ive have (I have)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">I|you|we|they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>ve</token>
                <token>have</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> have</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="I have"><marker>I've have</marker> no problem taking the first watch.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- I'd would::word=I would::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ID_WOULD" name="Id would (I would)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">I|he|she|you|we|they</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>d</token>
                <token>would</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> would</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="He would"><marker>He'd would</marker> want to wake up early.</example>
            <example>He'd want to wake up early.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- flashpoint::word=flash point -->
        <rule id="FLASHPOINT" name="flashpoint (flash point)">
            <pattern>
                <token>flashpoint</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>flash point</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="flash point">The <marker>flashpoint</marker> of lead is very high.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- can backup::word=can back up -->
        <rule id="CAN_BACKUP" name="can backup (back up)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">can|to</token>
                <token>backup</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 back up</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="can back up">Did you know you <marker>can backup</marker> your data on an external drive?</example>
            <example>The car can back up out of the driveway easily.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- can blackout::word=can black out -->
        <rule id="CAN_BLACKOUT" name="can blackout (black out)">
            <pattern>
                <token>can</token>
                <token>blackout</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>can black out</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="can black out">You <marker>can blackout</marker> if you have any more to drink.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- can setup::word=can set up -->
        <rule id="CAN_SETUP" name="can setup (set up)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">can|got|had|has|have|help|is|to</token>
                <token>setup</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 set up</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="can set up">She <marker>can setup</marker> the tent in thirty seconds.</example>
            <example>She can set up the tent very quickly.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- can workout::word=can work out -->
        <rule id="CAN_WORKOUT" name="can workout (work out)">
            <pattern>
                <token>can</token>
                <token>workout</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>can work out</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="can work out">We <marker>can workout</marker> after we get lunch.</example>
            <example>We can work out after we eat lunch.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- got shutdown::word=got shut down -->
        <rule id="GOT_SHUTDOWN" name="got shutdown (shut down)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">got|to</token>
                <token>shutdown</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 shut down</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="got shut down">Before he could get assigned to it, the project <marker>got shutdown</marker>.</example>
            <example>Before he could cancel it, the project got shut down.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- got shutout::word=got shut out -->
        <rule id="GOT_SHUTOUT" name="got shutout (shut out)">
            <pattern>
                <token>got</token>
                <token>shutout</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>got shut out</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="got shut out">The Mets <marker>got shutout</marker> by the Phillies.</example>
            <example>The Mets got shut out by the Yankees.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- in along time::word=in a long time -->
        <rule id="IN_ALONG_TIME" name="in along (a long) time">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>along</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in a long time</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="in a long time">I haven't had a shower <marker>in along time</marker>.</example>
            <example>I haven't had a bath in a long time.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- in anyway::word=in any way -->
        <rule id="IN_ANYWAY" name="in anyway (any way)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>anyway</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in any way</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="in any way">Make sure you get the plans, <marker>in anyway</marker> possible.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- incase of::word=in case of -->
        <rule id="INCASE_OF" name="incase (in case) of">
            <pattern>
                <token>incase</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in case of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="in case of">Always keep a baseball bat by the bed, <marker>incase of</marker> an emergency.</example>
            <example>Always keep a bat by the bed, in case of emergency.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- Portland Trailblazers::word=Portland Trail Blazers -->
        <rule id="PORTLAND_TRAILBLAZERS" name="Portland Trailblazers (Trail Blazers)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>Portland</token>
                <token>Trailblazers</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Portland Trail Blazers</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Portland Trail Blazers">On Tuesday the Nets play the <marker>Portland Trailblazers</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- take awhile::word=take a while -->
        <rule id="TAKE_AWHILE" name="take awhile (a while)">
            <pattern>
                <token>take</token>
                <token>awhile</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>take a while</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="take a while">I'm sorry sir, your laundry will <marker>take awhile</marker> longer.</example>
            <example>I'm sorry, your laundry will take a while longer.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to backout::word=to back out -->
        <rule id="TO_BACKOUT" name="to backout (back out)">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>backout</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to back out</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to back out">There's still time <marker>to backout</marker> of the deal.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to blackout::word=to black out -->
        <rule id="TO_BLACKOUT" name="to blackout (black out)">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>blackout</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to black out</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to black out">He didn't want <marker>to blackout</marker> in front of his professor.</example>
            <example>He didn't want to black out in front of the professor.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- to comeback::word=to come back -->
        <rule id="TO_COMEBACK" name="to comeback (come back)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">to|had</token>
                <token>comeback</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 come back</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="to come back">The Mets gave the Yankees too much of a chance <marker>to comeback</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- along time::word=a long time -->
        <rule id="ALONG_TIME" name="along (a long) time">
            <pattern>
                <token>along</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>a long time</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="a long time">After <marker>along time</marker> the lovers were reunited.</example>
            <example>A long time has passed since we last saw each other.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- downpayment::word=down payment -->
        <rule id="DOWNPAYMENT" name="downpayment (down payment)">
            <pattern>
                <token>downpayment</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>down payment</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="down payment">The couple made their first <marker>downpayment</marker> on their new house.</example>
            <example>The couple made the first down payment on their new house.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- smartphone::word=smart phone -->
        <rule default="off" id="SMARTPHONE" name="smartphone (smart phone)">
            <pattern>
                <token>smartphone</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>smart phone</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="smart phone">Susie wanted to get a <marker>smartphone</marker> to impress her boyfriend.</example>
            <example>She couldn't type very well on her new smart phone.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- ala mode::word=à la mode::filter=none -->
        <rule id="ALA_MODE" name="ala mode (a la mode)">
            <pattern>
                <token>ala</token>
                <token>mode</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>à la mode</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="à la mode">He loves his pie <marker>ala mode</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- afterall::word=after all -->
        <rule id="AFTERALL" name="afterall (after all)">
            <pattern>
                <token>afterall</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>after all</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="After all"><marker>Afterall</marker>, there isn't any food to be had in this country.</example>
            <example>After all, there isn't any food to be found in this country.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="I_AM_WORRY" name="I am worry (worried)">
              <pattern>
                    <token skip="1" postag="PRP"><exception>it</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>worry</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception inflected="yes">wart</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worried</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="worried">I am <marker>worry</marker> about her.</example>
                <example correction="worried">I'm <marker>worry</marker> about her.</example>
                <example>They are worry warts.</example>
                <example>Rest is most efficient when it is worry and guilt free.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MUST_OF_THE_TIME_MOST_OF_THE_TIME" name="must of the time (most of the time)">
            <pattern>
                <token>must</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>most of the \4</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="most of the time">It's true <marker>must of the time</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FOR_TIME_TO_TIME" name="for time to time (from time to time)">
            <pattern>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>time</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Non-standard phrase. Did you mean <suggestion>from \2 \3 \4</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="from time to time">He buys a car <marker>for time to time</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CONFUSION_OF_SAVE_SAFE_TO_IGNORE" name="confusion of save/safe to ignore">
            <pattern>
                <token>save</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>ignore</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>safe to ignore</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="safe to ignore">It is <marker>save to ignore</marker> trivial code when writing unit tests.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <!-- ====================================================================== -->
    <!-- Grammar -->
    <!-- ====================================================================== -->
    <category name="Grammar" type="grammar">
        <!--
        <rule id="PLURAL_VBZ" name="Plural phrase with singular verb">
            <pattern>
                <token chunk="B-NP-plural"/>
                <token chunk="I-NP-plural" min="0"/>
                <token chunk="E-NP-plural"/>
                <token postag="VBZ"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>This sentence seems to use a plural phrase with a singular verb.</message>
            <example correction="A soccer player kicks"><marker>A soccer players kicks</marker> a ball and scores a goal</example>
        </rule>
        -->
        <rule id="BE_INTEREST_IN" name="be interesting (interested) in">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected='yes'>be</token>
                <marker>
                    <token inflected='yes'>interest<exception>interested</exception></token>
                </marker>
                <token>in</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>interested</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='interested'>I am <marker>interesting</marker> in this book.</example>
            <example correction='interested'>I am <marker>interest</marker> in this book.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="TOO_EITHER" name="'too' in negation (either)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token min="0">,</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>too</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="JJ"></exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>For negated sentences, use <suggestion>either</suggestion> instead of 'too'.</message>
                <example correction="either">I am not a child, and my cousin isn't <marker>too</marker>.</example>
                <example>My news isn't too important to people who don't want to know.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>no</token>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN|NNS"></token>
                    <token min="0">,</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>too</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>For negated sentences, use <suggestion>either</suggestion> instead of 'too'.</message>
                <example correction="either">I have no problems <marker>too</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token postag="VB"></token>
                    <token postag="NNS"></token>
                    <token min="0">,</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>too</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="RB"></exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>For negated sentences, use <suggestion>either</suggestion> instead of 'too'.</message>
                <example correction="either">I don't have problems <marker>too</marker>.</example>
                <example>Don't take things <marker>too</marker> seriously.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="PREFER_TO_VBG" name="prefer to [gerund] -> [base form]">
            <pattern>
                <token>prefer</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='VBG'></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='change'>Some other people prefer to <marker>changing</marker> job.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="VE_HAVING" name="'ve having -> 've been having">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp='yes'>could|would|should|you|i|we|they</token>
                <marker>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['`]</token>
                    <token>ve</token>
                    <token>having</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2"/><match no="3"/> been having</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="'ve been having">I<marker>'ve having</marker> lunch.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="HAVE_HAVING" name="have having -> have been having">
            <pattern>
                <token>have</token>
                <token>having</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> been having</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="have been having">I <marker>have having</marker> lunch.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PRP_MD_CD_IN" name="Missing verb (some cases)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag='PRP'><exception scope="previous" postag="IN|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='MD'/>
                    <token postag='CD'/>
                </marker>
                <token postag='IN'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2"/> use <match no="3"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="2"/> be <match no="3"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='could use one|could be one'>We <marker>could one</marker> of them.</example>
            <example correction='can use two|can be two'>We <marker>can two</marker> of these.</example>
            <example correction='may use one|may be one'>That she <marker>may one</marker> of the Tyr-Ridan</example>
            <example>I'm not convinced we need one for that.</example>
            <example>Any more than I would one of NAFTA medals.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="HAD_VBP" name="Had + verb present tense">
            <antipattern>
                <token>had</token>
                <token chunk="B-NP-plural"/>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token>had</token>
                <token chunk="B-NP-singular"/>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token>had</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='VBP'>
                        <exception postag='JJ|JJR|JJS|VBN' postag_regexp='yes'/><exception regexp="yes">become|lunch|dinner|breakfast|brunch</exception>
                    </token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible agreement error -- use past participle here: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="played">They had <marker>play</marker> the game</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="I_AM" name="missing 'am' in 'I am'" >
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>I<exception scope="previous" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VBG|VBP" /></token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VBG'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>I am</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="I am"><marker>I</marker> looking into the problem.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AM_I" name="missing 'I' in 'am I'" >
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>am<exception scope="previous">I</exception></token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VBG'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>am I</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="am I">Whom <marker>am</marker> talking with?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SHOULD_BE_DO" name="should be do (done)">
            <pattern>
                <token>should</token>
                <token>be</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='VB|NN:UN' postag_regexp='yes'><exception postag='JJ'/><exception>president</exception></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean  <suggestion><match no = "3" postag ="VBN"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='done'>If you have after-school activities, the homework should be <marker>do</marker> first.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="NEEDNT_TO_DO_AND_DONT_NEED_DO" name="needn't to do(do)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>need</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>to</token>
                        <token postag='VB'/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="4"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction='change'>They need not <marker>to change</marker> them.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>needn</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>to</token>
                        <token postag='VB'><exception>get</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction='change'>They needn't <marker>to change</marker> them.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>do</token>
                    <token > not</token>
                    <token>need</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='VB'><exception regexp='yes'>proof|fake</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to <match no="4"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction='to change'>They do not need <marker>change</marker> them.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>don</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>need</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='VB'><exception regexp='yes'>proof|fake</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to <match no="5"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction='to change'>They don't need <marker>change</marker> them.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IT_IS_JJ_TO_VBG" name="it is ... to doing (do)">
            <pattern>
                <token>it</token>
                <token inflected='yes'>be</token>
                <token min='0' max='1'>not</token>
                <token postag='JJ'/>
                <token>to</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='VBG'/>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="6" postag="VB" /></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='grasp'>They think that it is not easy to <marker>grasping</marker> skills.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BE_USE_TO_DO" name="be use (used) to">
            <pattern case_sensitive='yes'>
                <token inflected='yes'>be</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>use</token>
                </marker>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBD"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='used'>He is <marker>use</marker> to a vegetarian diet.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ON_ADDITION" name="wrong preposition: 'On addition' (In addition)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='IN'><exception>in</exception></token>
                </marker>
                <token>addition</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='In'><marker>On</marker> addition, ...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LEARN_NNNNS_ON_DO" name="wrong preposition: 'learn sth on do' (to do)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected='yes'>learn</token>
                <token postag='NN|NNS' postag_regexp='yes'><exception>tool</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='IN'><exception>to</exception></token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VB'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='to'>We can learn ways <marker>on</marker> manage complex relationships with colleagues.</example>
        </rule> 
        <rule id="ESSENTIAL_ESSENTIALLY" name="essentially" >
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>essential</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='DT'><exception>that</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>essentially</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="essentially">This is <marker>essential</marker> the same work</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="GAVE_GIVE" name="verb before 'gave'" >
            <pattern>
                <token postag='VB|VBP' postag_regexp='yes'><exception postag='NNP|NN|NNS' postag_regexp='yes'/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>gave</token>
                </marker>
                <token negate='yes'>in</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>give</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="give">The updates do <marker>gave</marker> the correct date.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TO_WITHDRAWN" name="to/will before withdrawn" >
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">to|will</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>withdrawn</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>withdraw</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="withdraw">The team are to <marker>withdrawn</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="withdraw">The team will <marker>withdrawn</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="AFFORD_VB" name="'afford', 'choose', etc. used with base form instead of infinitive">
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>learn</token>
                    <token>sign</token>
                    <token>language</token>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">afford|choose|deserve|pretend|strive|struggle|learn</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB"><exception>reward</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>This verb is used with the infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>He didn't deserve to lose his job.</example>
                <example>...that gorillas are intelligent enough to learn sign language.</example>
                <example correction="to spend">We cannot afford <marker>spend</marker> the whole month in Alps.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">afford|choose|deserve|pretend|strive|struggle|learn</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>This verb is used with the infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to spend">We cannot afford not <marker>spend</marker> the whole month in Alps.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup> 
        <rule id="BE_FOND_TO" name="Wrong preposition: 'be fond to' (be fond of)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag='VBP|VB' postag_regexp='yes'/>
                <token>fond</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='IN'><exception>of</exception></token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VBG'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='of'>Children are fond <marker>to</marker> skipping.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="A_GREAT_NUMBER_OF_NN" name="a great number of + singular (plural)">
            <pattern>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>great</token>
                <token>number</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='NN'><exception>cars</exception></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="5" postag="NNS"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='problems'>A great number of <marker>problem</marker> have arisen.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MANY_KINDS_OF" name="many kinds of + singular noun">
            <antipattern>
                <token>many</token>
                <token>kinds</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token chunk="B-NP-plural"/>
                <token chunk="E-NP-plural"/>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token>many</token>
                <token>kinds</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='NN'/>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="4" postag="NNS" /></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='books'>There are many kinds of <marker>book</marker> in the shop.</example>
            <example type="correct">How Many Kinds Of Immigrant Visas Does It Take To Staff A Startup?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_NN_AND_THE_NN" name="the ... and the ... is (are)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token postag='NN'><exception case_sensitive="yes" regexp="yes">[A-Z][a-z]+</exception></token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token postag='NN'><exception case_sensitive="yes" regexp="yes">[A-Z][a-z]+</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>is</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>are</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='are'>The plane and the train <marker>is</marker> fast.</example>
            <example>The main character of the animated cartoon The Ant and the Aardvark is a blue aardvark voiced by John Byner.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ARRIVE_NNP" name="'arrive' + proper noun ('arrive in' + proper noun)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>arrive</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='NNP'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>arrive in</suggestion> or <suggestion>arrive at</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='arrive in|arrive at'>I would like to <marker>arrive</marker> Dallas next day.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WILL_LIKE_TO" name="'will like to' (would like to)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag='PRP'/>
                <marker>
                    <token>will</token>
                </marker>
                <token>like</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>would</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='would'>I <marker>will</marker> like to do something.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NEEDS_FIXED" name="'Needs fixed' type construction">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp='yes'>(needs|wants|requires|needed|wanted|required)</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='VBN'/>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>"\1 \2" is only accepted in certain dialects. For something more widely acceptable, try <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="ed$" regexp_replace="ing"/></suggestion> or <suggestion>to be \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/5407/central-pennsylvanian-english-speakers-what-are-the-limitations-on-the-needs-w</url>
            <example correction='fixing|to be fixed'>My car needs <marker>fixed</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WHO_NOUN" name="Noun following 'who'">
            <pattern>
                <token>who</token>
                <token postag='NN'>
                    <exception postag='VB'/>
                    <exception postag='VBD'/>
                    <exception postag='RB'/>
                    <exception postag='RP'/>
                    <exception>haven</exception>
                </token>
            </pattern>
            <message>A noun should not follow "who". Try changing to a verb or maybe to <suggestion>who is a \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="who is a participant">A student <marker>who participant</marker> in the program</example>
            <example>To all who haven't given up: ...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="A_INFINITVE" name="a/the + infinitive">
            <antipattern>
                <token>download</token>
                <token>manager</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token regexp='yes'>a|an|the</token>
                <token postag='VB|VBP' postag_regexp='yes'>
                    <exception regexp="yes">commit|remix</exception>
                    <exception postag='VB|VBP|SENT_END|PARA_END' postag_regexp='yes' negate_pos='yes'/>
                </token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Probably a wrong construction: a/the + infinitive</message>
            <example correction=""><marker>a compete</marker> catastrophe.</example>
            <example correction=""><marker>a compete</marker></example>
            <example>a complete catastrophe</example>
            <example>a show</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BE_FINED_WITH" name="be fined with (be fine with)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>fined</token>
                </marker>
                <token>with</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fine</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="fine">I'm <marker>fined</marker> with that.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="VERY_THANKS_THANKS_A_LOT" name="very thanks (thanks a lot)">
            <pattern>
                <token>very</token>
                <token>thanks</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>thanks a lot</suggestion> or <suggestion>many thanks</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Non-standard phrase</short>
            <example correction="Thanks a lot|Many thanks"><marker>Very thanks</marker>!</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="BETWEEN_PRP" name="between he and… (between him and…)">
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
                <token>between</token>
                <token>he</token>
              </marker>
              <token>and</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Incorrect form of the pronoun 'he'. Use: <suggestion>\1 him</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="between him">His opposition against homosexuality causes tension <marker>between he</marker> and his gay roommate, Davis.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
                <token>between</token>
                <token>I</token>
              </marker>
              <token>and</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Incorrect form of the pronoun 'I'. Use: <suggestion>\1 me</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>His opposition against homosexuality causes tension between him and his gay roommate, Davis.</example>
            <example correction="between me">His opposition against homosexuality causes tension <marker>between I</marker> and Davis.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
                <token>between</token>
                <token>they</token>
              </marker>
              <token>and</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Incorrect form of the pronoun '\2'. Use: <suggestion>\1 them</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>His opposition against homosexuality causes tension between him and his gay roommate, Davis.</example>
            <example correction="between them">His opposition against homosexuality causes tension <marker>between they</marker> and Davis.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
                <token>between</token>
                <token>she</token>
              </marker>
              <token>and</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Incorrect form of the pronoun '\2'. Use: <suggestion>\1 her</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>His opposition against homosexuality causes tension between him and his gay roommate, Davis.</example>
            <example correction="between her">His opposition against homosexuality causes tension <marker>between she</marker> and Davis.</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="IN_WHO" name="Preposition + who (whom)">
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">out|like|ago</exception>
            <exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">regardless|as</exception>
            <exception scope="previous" postag="SENT_START"/>
            </token>
              <marker>
                <token>who</token>
              </marker>
              <token><exception postag="PRP\$?|VB[ZD]|MD|W?DT|RB|NN.*|IN|CC|WP" postag_regexp="yes" />
              <exception regexp="yes">['“"]|are|else|(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
             </pattern>
             <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whom</suggestion>?</message>
             <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/prepositions_object_of_a_preposition.htm</url>
             <short>Possible typo</short>
             <example>To whom do I send my transcripts?</example>
             <example correction="whom">Who was with <marker>who</marker>?</example>
             <example>I will give you a quick synopsis of who Sam is.</example>
             <example>If you figure out who, let me know.</example>
             <example>I can't think of who else.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
            <token postag="SENT_START"/>
            <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">out|like|ago|for</exception></token>
              <marker>
                <token>who</token>
              </marker>
              <token postag="VB.|MD" postag_regexp="yes" />
             </pattern>
             <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whom</suggestion>?</message>
             <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/prepositions_object_of_a_preposition.htm</url>
             <short>Possible typo</short>
             <example correction="whom">To <marker>who</marker> do I send my transcripts?</example>
             <example correction="whom">Against <marker>who</marker> did you protest?</example>
             <example>For who can be certain that suicide is not just one particular doorway to death - death being in and of itself irrefutably natural?</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IF_WOULD_HAVE_VBN" name="if I would have (if I had)">
            <pattern>
                <token skip="5">if<exception scope="next" regexp="yes">had|could</exception><exception scope="next" postag="VBD"/></token>
                <marker>
                <token>would</token>
                <token>have</token>
                <token postag="VBN"/>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>had \4</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://www3.telus.net/linguisticsissues/commonerrorsinenglish.html</url>
            <short>Grammatical mistake</short>
            <example correction="had known">If I <marker>would have known</marker> about the party, I would have gone to it.</example>
            <example>If I were you, I would have done the same thing.</example>
            <example>And if looks could kill, Wally would have been dead.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="FEWER_LESS" name="fewer with countable nouns (less)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="CD"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"/>
                    <token>or</token>
                    <marker>
                    <token>less</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fewer</suggestion>? The noun \2 is countable.</message>
                <url>http://www3.telus.net/linguisticsissues/commonerrorsinenglish.html</url>
                <short>Grammatical error</short>
                <example correction="fewer">Ten items or <marker>less</marker></example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">are|were<exception scope="previous">there</exception></token>
                    <token>more</token>
                    <token>or</token>
                    <marker>
                    <token>less</token>
                    </marker>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="JJR|RBR" postag_regexp="yes">less<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">\d+%</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="JJ"/><exception regexp="yes">brains|taxes|resources</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>fewer</suggestion>? The noun \2 is countable.</message>
                <url>http://www3.telus.net/linguisticsissues/commonerrorsinenglish.html</url>
                <short>Grammatical error</short>
                <example correction="fewer">He has <marker>less</marker> items</example>
                <example>He has fewer items.</example>
                <example>Present-day students are more or less religious.</example>
                <example>These are more or less plants.</example>
                <example>85% less bananas</example>
                <example> What the country needs is less taxes rather than more expenses.</example>
                <example>Revenue less expenses</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="WORST_THAN" name="worst (worse) than">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>worst</token>
                </marker>
                <token>than</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worse</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="worse">That's <marker>worst</marker> than before!</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="DOES_YOU" name="does (do) I/you/we/they">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>does</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">I|you|we|they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>do</suggestion>? 'does' is only used for the third person singular (he/she/it).</message>
                <example correction="Do"><marker>Does</marker> you have your glasses?</example>
                <example>Smoking does you harm.</example>
                <example correction="Do"><marker>Does</marker> I have to go there?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="VBG"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>does</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">I|you|we|they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>do</suggestion>? 'does' is only used for the third person singular (he/she/it).</message>
                <example correction="Do">But <marker>Does</marker> you have your glasses?</example>
                <example>But do you have your glasses?</example>
                <example>Smoking does you harm.</example>
                <example>But Smoking does you harm.</example>
                <example correction="do">But  <marker>does</marker> I have to go there?</example>
                <example>But do I have to go there?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="DOES_NP_VBZ" name="'does' ... 3rd person verb (base verb)">
            <pattern>
                <token>does</token>
                <token chunk="B-NP-singular" min="0"/>
                <token chunk="I-NP-singular" min="0"/>
                <token chunk="E-NP-singular"/>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VBZ" />
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="grow">Does your memory usage <marker>grows</marker> during processing?</example>
            <example correction="grow">Does memory usage <marker>grows</marker> during processing?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IT_VBZ" name="'it' + non-3rd person verb">
            <antipattern>
                <token>it</token>
                <token min="0" max="1" postag="RB"/>
                <token>second</token>
                <token>hand</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <!-- 't': from "doesn't" etc -->
                <token><exception regexp="yes">can|could|must|might|shall|does|will|ll|would|should|may|t|did|be|is|were|was|that|about|of|lest|whether|surrounding</exception><exception regexp="yes" inflected="yes">hear|feel|see|insist|call|claim|make|let</exception><exception postag="IN"/></token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token min="0" max="1" postag="RB"/>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VBP?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag_regexp="yes" postag="VBD|R[BP]|IN"/></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="supports">It <marker>support</marker> transparency.</example>
            <example correction="matters">It only <marker>matter</marker> to me.</example>
            <example>Does it <marker>support</marker> transparency?</example>
            <example>Doesn't it <marker>support</marker> transparency?</example>
            <example>The American publisher let it go out of print.</example>
            <example>How did it come about?</example>
            <example>I took my umbrella lest it rain.</example>
            <example>He immediately wrote it down.</example>
            <example>Is it right?</example>
            <example>I heard it thunder in the distance.</example>
            <example>Do it well.</example>
            <example>All my doubts about it have been driven away.</example>
            <example>It fell without resistance to Union forces under Brig.</example>
            <example>You may take this book as long as you keep it clean.</example>
            <example>Embrace life whether it be a moment or, an eternity.</example>
            <example>But he insisted that it be housed in a special museum.</example>
            <example>Many other components beside it determine how much cooling you'll get.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="DID_PAST" name="'did' with past tense verb">
            <rule>
            <pattern>
                <token>did</token>
                <!-- TODO: use chunks
                <token chunk="B-NP-singular" min="0"/>
                <token chunk="I-NP-singular" min="0"/>
                <token chunk="E-NP-singular"/>
                -->
                <token postag="DT|PRP\$" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <token postag="JJ" min="0"/>
                <token postag="NN:UN|NN:U|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VBD"><exception postag="VB"/></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="work">Did the application <marker>worked</marker>?</example>
            <example correction="work">Did the applications <marker>worked</marker>?</example>
            <example correction="work">Did your new applications <marker>worked</marker>?</example>
            <example>Did your applications work?</example>
            <example>If it were not that I knew who it was I could have mistaken it for my Aunt so well did her clothes fit him.</example>
        </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token min="0" postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token>did</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">I|you|he|she|we|they</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD"><exception postag="VB"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VBP" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
                <example correction="forget">Did you <marker>forgot</marker> it?</example>
                <example correction="forget">Why did you <marker>forgot</marker> it?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>

        <rulegroup id="ADVERB_WORD_ORDER" name="Word order: Wrong position of adverb, e.g. 'Always I am happy. (I am always happy.)'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/> <!-- or but -->
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">Always|Hardly|Never|Rarely|Seldom</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="VB.*|MD|JJ|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually not used at the beginning of a sentence.</message>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction=""><marker>Always</marker> I am happy.</example>
                <example>I am <marker>always</marker> happy.</example>
                <example><marker>Always</marker> wear your helmet.</example>
                <example><marker>Always</marker> late, is he?</example>
                <example>Hardly.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>Ever</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="VB.*|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>since</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually not used at the beginning of a sentence.</message>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction=""><marker>Ever</marker> it was thus.</example>
                <example><marker>Ever since</marker> Portugal handed over sovereignty</example>
                <example>It was <marker>ever</marker> thus.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="VB.*|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|rarely|seldom</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_END"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually not used at the end of a sentence.</message>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction="">I am happy <marker>always</marker>.</example>
                <example>I am <marker>always</marker> happy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START" skip="-1"><exception scope="next" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB.*|MD"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                        <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually put after the verb '\3'.</message>
                <suggestion>\3 \2</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction="am sometimes">I <marker>sometimes am</marker> happy.</example>
                <example>Although they can <marker>sometimes</marker> be found</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                        <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually put after the verb '\3'.</message>
                <suggestion>\3 \2</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction="am sometimes">I am here and I <marker>sometimes am</marker> happy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|have|will</token>
                        <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                        <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB[NG]"><exception negate_pos="yes" postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="SENT_END"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\4' is usually put between '\1' and '\2'.</message>
                <suggestion>\1 \4 \2 \3</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction="have often been seen">They <marker>have been seen often</marker> together.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                        <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|have|will</token>
                        <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB[NG]"><exception negate_pos="yes" postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\1' is usually put between '\2' and '\3'.</message>
                <suggestion>\2 \1 \3</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example>They have <marker>often been seen</marker> together.</example>
                <example correction="have often been">They <marker>often have been</marker> seen together.</example>
<!--                 <example correction="have often been">She <marker>often</marker> has been late.</example> TODO -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|have|will<exception postag="VBG"/></token>
                        <token inflected="yes">be<exception>art</exception></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB[NG]"><exception negate_pos="yes" postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\3' is usually put between '\1' and '\2'.</message>
                <suggestion>\1 \3 \2</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example>The human being <marker>is often</marker> regarded as</example>
                <example>They <marker>have often</marker> been seen together.</example>
                <example correction="have often been">They <marker>have been often</marker> seen together.</example>
<!--                 <example correction="have often been">He has been <marker>often</marker> late.</example> TODO -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB[DPZ]?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">have|be|will</exception><exception postag="NNS?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="VB.*|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually put before the verb '\1'.</message>
                <suggestion>\2 \1</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example correction="often go">I <marker>go often</marker> to bed before midnight.</example>
                <example>I <marker>will always</marker> love you.</example>
                <example correction="always love">I will <marker>love always</marker> you.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">have|be|will</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">always|hardly|never|often|rarely|seldom|sometimes|usually</token>
                        <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|have|will</token>
                        <token postag="VB[DPZ]?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">have|be</exception><exception postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adverb '\2' is usually put between '\3' and '\4'.</message>
                <suggestion>\3 \2 \4</suggestion>
                <url>http://faculty.washington.edu/marynell/grammar/AdverbPl.html</url>
                <example>They <marker>usually have</marker> long hind limbs</example>
                <example correction="will always love">I <marker>always will love</marker> you.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="GOING_TO_VBD" name="Use of past form with 'going to ...'">
            <pattern>
                <token>going</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VBD"><exception postag="VB"/></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>'Going to' requires the base form: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
            <example correction="write">I'm going to <marker>wrote</marker> him.</example>
            <example>We are not going to <marker>let</marker> them get away with this.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="NON_ACTION_CONTINUOUS" name="Use of continuous form with non-action verbs">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">had|has|have</token>
                    <token>been</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">knowing|belonging|meaning|supposing</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb <match no="3" postag="VB"/> is usually not used with a continuous form, use the simple form instead. Suggestion: <suggestion>\1 <match no="3" postag="VBN"/></suggestion></message>
                <url>http://www.eslbase.com/grammar/present-perfect-continuous</url>
                <short>Probably incorrect use of continuous form</short>
                <example correction="had known">He <marker>had been knowing</marker> it.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">were|was</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">knowing|belonging|meaning|supposing</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb <match no="2" postag="VB"/> is usually not used with a continuous form, use the simple form instead. Suggestion: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBD"/></suggestion></message>
                <url>http://www.eslbase.com/grammar/past-continuous</url>
                <short>Probably incorrect use of continuous form</short>
                <example correction="knew">She <marker>was knowing</marker> it.</example>
                <example>He <marker>knew</marker> it.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>is</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">knowing|belonging|meaning|supposing</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb <match no="2" postag="VB"/> is usually not used with a continuous form, use the simple form instead. Suggestion: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion></message>
                <url>http://www.eslbase.com/grammar/present-continuous</url>
                <short>Probably incorrect use of continuous form</short>
                <example correction="knows">She <marker>is knowing</marker> it.</example>
                <example>He <marker>knows</marker> it.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">am|are|were</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">knowing|belonging|meaning|supposing</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb <match no="2" postag="VB"/> is usually not used with a continuous form, use the simple form instead. Suggestion: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBP"/></suggestion></message>
                <url>http://www.eslbase.com/grammar/present-continuous</url>
                <short>Probably incorrect use of continuous form</short>
                <example correction="know">I <marker>am knowing</marker> it.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ON_FIRST_GLANCE" name="on (at) first glance">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token skip="1">on</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes" skip="1">first|a</token>
                <token>glance</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>at</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Wrong preposition</short>
            <example correction="At"><marker>On</marker> first glance it seems to be a good idea.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="DONT_NEEDS" name="don't ... 3rd person verb">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">don|won</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ" />
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example>I don't <marker>need</marker> help with that.</example>
                <example>You don't <marker>have</marker> a bicycle?</example>
                <example correction="need">I don't <marker>needs</marker> help with that.</example>
                <example correction="have">You don't <marker>has</marker> a bicycle?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">do|will</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ" />
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example>I do not <marker>need</marker> help with that.</example>
                <example>You do not <marker>have</marker> a bicycle?</example>
                <example correction="need">I do not <marker>needs</marker> help with that.</example>
                <example correction="have">You do not <marker>has</marker> a bicycle?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="DOES_X_HAS" name="does ... 3rd person verb">
            <pattern>
              <token>does<exception scope="previous" postag="NNP"/></token>
              <token>
                    <exception regexp="yes">so|this|that|and|[:,]</exception>
                    <exception postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB|VBP|VBG|WP|CC"/>
                </token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VBZ" ><exception postag="NNS"/></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>? As 'do' is already inflected, the verb cannot also be inflected.</message>
            <example>He does not have expertise about that.</example>
            <example>Does anybody have an idea about that?</example>
            <example>An algorithm that does so is usually considered invalid.</example>
            <example correction="have">He does not <marker>has</marker> expertise about that.</example>
            <example correction="have">Does anybody <marker>has</marker> an idea about that?</example>
            <example>What it does: increases rate of gain and improves feed efficiency.</example>
            <example>Does Lincoln Mills suggest that if Congress granted jurisdiction over interstate divorce cases, the federal courts would be authorized to fashion a national law for the dissolution of marriages?</example>
            <example>Everyone also who does what is just (righteous) has been born of him.</example>
            <example>It seems like as technologies emerge, I love to jump on the bandwagon around the end of the urlLink early adopters phase -- and then it either does or doesn't integrate well with my life.</example>
            <example>The only reason Bobby does it is because he knows I would SMACK him if he didn't.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="A_RB_NN" name="Adverb instead of an adjective">
            <pattern>
              <token inflected="yes">a</token>
              <token postag="RB"><exception postag="JJ[RS]?|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">not|after</exception></token>
              <token postag="NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ[RS]?|VB[NG]" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>You used an adverb ('\2') instead an adjective, or a noun ('\3') instead of another adjective.</message>
            <url>http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet-grammar/adverbs/xadvb1.htm</url>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>This is a philosophical question.</example>
            <example>Mc-Master-Carr is a supply company.</example>
            <example correction="">This is <marker>a philosophically question</marker>.</example>
       </rule>
        <rulegroup id="WANT_THAT_I" name="want that I (want me to)">
            <!-- TODO: extend this rule to cover more than personal pronouns. This is actually a very common error for German speakers. -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">want</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token>I</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 me to</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="wants me to">He <marker>wants that I</marker> send him an email.</example>
                <example correction="want me to">They <marker>want that I</marker> send him an email.</example>
                <example correction="wanted me to">They <marker>wanted that I</marker> send him an email.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">want</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token>you</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 you to</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="wants you to">He <marker>wants that you</marker> send him an email.</example>
                <example correction="want you to">They <marker>want that you</marker> send him an email.</example>
                <example correction="wanted you to">They <marker>wanted that you</marker> send him an email.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">want</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token>he</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 him to</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="want him to">They <marker>want that he</marker> sends him an email.</example>
                <example>They <marker>want him to</marker> send him an email.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">want</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token>she</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 her to</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="want her to">They <marker>want that she</marker> sends him an email.</example>
                <example>They <marker>want her to</marker> send him an email.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">want</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token>we</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 us to</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="wants us to">He <marker>wants that we</marker> send him an email.</example>
                <example correction="want us to">They <marker>want that we</marker> send him an email.</example>
                <example correction="wanted us to">They <marker>wanted that we</marker> send him an email.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">want</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token>they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 them to</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="want them to">They <marker>want that they</marker> sends him an email.</example>
                <example>They <marker>want them to</marker> send him an email.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="THE_SENT_END" name="Sentence ending with 'the' or 'a'">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token><exception regexp="yes">’|'|\.</exception><exception postag="SENT_START"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">the|The|an|An|a</token>
                    <token postag="SENT_END" regexp="yes">\.|\?|!</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you forget something after '\2'?</message>
            <example>I am going to the store.</example>
            <example>I got a .2TB hard drive.</example>
            <example>I met Robert (a.k.a. Bob) at the store.</example>
            <example>a. The first item in the list.</example>
            <example>I am in Concourse A.</example>
            <example>I read the Qur'an.</example>
            <example>He was taken to Chang’an.</example>
            <example>I got up at 3 a.m.</example>
            <example correction="">I am going to <marker>an.</marker></example>
            <example correction="">I am going to <marker>the.</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_PUNCT" name="'The' or 'a' before a punctuation">
            <antipattern>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">vowel|letter</token>
                <token>a</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token><exception regexp="yes">’|'|\.</exception><exception postag="SENT_START"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">the|The|an|An|a</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">[,;]</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you forget something after '\2'?</message>
            <example>I am going to the store.</example>
            <example>I got a .2TB hard drive.</example>
            <example>I met Robert (a.k.a. Bob) at the store.</example>
            <example>a. The first item in the list.</example>
            <example>I am in Concourse A.</example>
            <example>I read the Qur'an.</example>
            <example>He was taken to Chang’an.</example>
            <example>I got up at 3 a.m.</example>
            <example correction="">I am going to <marker>an,</marker> then I see you.</example>
            <example correction="">I am going to <marker>the;</marker> that's right.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PRP_RB_NO_VB" name="Verb missing after personal pronoun and adverb at beginning of sentence.">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <token postag="PRP"/>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="RB.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="IN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">too|also|way</exception></token>
                    <token><exception postag="VB.*|,|\.|CC|IN|JJ|WP|MD|RB" postag_regexp="yes" /><exception regexp="yes">\(|\)|\[|\"</exception></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Are you missing a verb?</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="">I <marker>accidentally the</marker> flashlight.</example>
            <example>I accidentally dropped the flashlight.</example>
            <example correction="">I <marker>rarely the</marker> the flashlight.</example>
            <example correction="">I <marker>quickly the</marker> the flashlight.</example>
            <example correction="">We <marker>quickly the</marker> the flashlight.</example>
            <example>We wanted it no matter how rarely the item was found.</example>
            <example>He stabbed me intentionally.</example>
            <example>They too might be in danger.</example>
            <example>He also described the disaster.</example>
            <example>One way this can occur is through fear.</example>
            <example>She went to the store frequently and bought cookies.</example>
            <example>He found himself frequently at odds with reality.</example>
            <example>He regularly performed dressed all in black.</example>
            <example>He possibly could go to school.</example>
            <example>He applied himself fairly seriously to his work.</example>
            <example>He joined them there a few days later.</example>
            <example>He really didn't know how to fly.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="DONT_WILL" name="don't will (won't)">
            <pattern>
                <token negate="yes">who</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>don</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>will</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>won't</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
            <example correction="won't">I <marker>don't will</marker> do that.</example>
            <example>Those who <marker>don't will</marker> never know.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="HELP_TO_FIND" name="help to find (help find)">
            <pattern>
                <token>help</token>
                <token postag="PRP"/>
                <token>to</token>
                <token inflected="no">find</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase is probably grammatically incorrect. Write <suggestion>help \2 find</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
            <example correction="help me find">Can any guru <marker>help me to find</marker> the reason?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="WAS_BEEN" name="was been (has been)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>was</token>
                    <token>been</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>was</suggestion> or <suggestion>has been</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="was|has been">She <marker>was been</marker> here since Monday.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>was</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <token>been</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>was not</suggestion> or <suggestion>has not been</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="was not|has not been">She <marker>was not been</marker> here since Monday.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>wasn</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>been</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wasn't</suggestion> or <suggestion>hasn't been</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
                <example correction="wasn't|hasn't been">She <marker>wasn't been</marker> here since Monday.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="LETS_DONT" name="let's don't (let's not)">
            <pattern>
                <token>let</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token>don</token>
                <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                <token>t</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Substandard usage of &quot;let&quot;. The standard is: <suggestion>\1\2\3 not</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="Let's not"><marker>Let's don't</marker> go there.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THESE_ONES" name="these/those ones (these/those)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">these|those</token>
                <token>ones</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase is probably grammatically incorrect. Write <suggestion>\1</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="These"><marker>These Ones</marker> Are Bitter.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EACH_EVERY_NNS" name="'each' or 'every' with plural nouns">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">each|every</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NNS"/>
                <token postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNS"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>'Each' and 'every' are used with singular. Did you mean <suggestion>all</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="All"><marker>Each</marker> children are happy.</example>
            <example><marker>Each</marker> children's services are available...</example>
            <example><marker>Each</marker> children services are available...</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="AGREEMENT_SENT_START" name="Possible agreement error: plural noun + singular verb">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception>is</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>You should probably use <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBP"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>The dogs <marker>are</marker> released.</example>
                <example>The dog is released.</example>
                <example correction="bark">The dogs <marker>barks</marker> loudly.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="JJ"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="NNP?|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception>is</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>You should probably use <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VBP"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>The dogs <marker>are</marker> released.</example>
                <example>The dog is released.</example>
                <example correction="bark">The black dogs <marker>barks</marker> loudly.</example>
                <example>The Canadian Badlands has much to offer.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"/>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>hedge</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception>is</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>You should probably use <suggestion><match no="6" postag="VBP"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>The dogs of war <marker>are</marker> released.</example>
                <example>The dog of war is released.</example>
                <example correction="bark">The dogs of war <marker>barks</marker> loudly.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>is</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>You should probably use: <suggestion>are</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>The dog is released.</example>
                <example correction="are">The dogs <marker>is</marker> released.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>media</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>was</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>You should probably use: <suggestion>were</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>The dog was released.</example>
                <example correction="were">The dogs <marker>was</marker> released.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"/>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>is</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. You should probably use: <suggestion>are</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>The dog of war is released.</example>
                <example correction="are">The dogs of war <marker>is</marker> released.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"/>
                    <token postag="NNS"/>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>was</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. You should probably use: <suggestion>were</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>The dogs of war <marker>are</marker> released.</example>
                <example>The dog of war was released.</example>
                <example correction="were">The dogs of war <marker>was</marker> released.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="A_HUNDREDS" name="a hundreds (hundred)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|one</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">hundreds|thousands|millions|billions|trillions|quadrillions</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible agreement error. Consider using: <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2" regexp_match="(.*)s" regexp_replace="$1"/></suggestion></message>
            <short>Possible agreement error</short>
            <example correction="A hundred"><marker>A hundreds</marker> people were in the store.</example>
            <example correction="One million"><marker>One millions</marker> ants were on the ground.</example>
            <example>The dinosaurs began dying <marker>either thousands</marker> or millions of years ago.</example>
            <example><marker>The thousands</marker> of students on campus when protesting.</example>
            <example>It would go up to 21 millions by 1966.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="A_PLURAL" name="Agreement: 'a' + plural word">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">’|'|division|class|category|zone|formula|type|influenza|hepatitis|series</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                        <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes">
                            <exception postag="NN:.*|NN|VBZ|NNP|CC|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                            <exception case_sensitive="yes" regexp="yes">[A-Z]+</exception> <!-- e.g. "a LAPS" -->
                            <exception regexp="yes">savings|headquarters</exception> <!-- savings has singular concord according to OED; headquarters may as well -->
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">['’]|and</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Don't use indefinite articles with plural words. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2"/> <match no="3" postag="NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion> or simply <suggestion><match no="3"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="a criterion|criteria">I needed to use a text line as <marker>a criteria</marker> to select users for a list.</example>
                <example>It is a criteria list that we prepared last night.</example>
                <example>He was employed for a time by a Mrs. Reed.</example>
                <example>There was a children's party at the Joneses yesterday.</example>
                <example>A men's retailer opened in Florida.</example>
                <example>Shi'a Muslims are nice.</example>
                <example>The league created two A divisions.</example>
                <example>Division A teams are the best.</example>
                <example>Atlas District, an arts and entertainment district in the Near Northeast</example>
                <example>"The murderer," wrote Schopenhauer, "who is condemned to death according to the law must, it is true, be now used as a mere means, and with complete right."</example>
                <example>As a consequence, a LAPS is very similar in structure to an EIS sensor.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">’|'|division|class|category|zone|formula|type|influenza|hepatitis|series</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                    <token max="2" postag="JJ"><exception regexp="yes">few|dozen|time</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|VBZ|NNP|CC|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">sometimes|savings|headquarters</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">['’]|and</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Don't use indefinite articles with plural words. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="4" postag="NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="milestone">The Syria resolution was a major <marker>milestones</marker> for the United Nations.</example>
                <example correction="milestone">The Syria resolution was an early major <marker>milestones</marker> for the United Nations.</example>
                <example correction="woman">The average figure of a Korean <marker>women</marker> in her twenties</example>
                <example correction="desk">I made a simple wooden <marker>desks</marker>. </example>
                <example>Only half a dozen asteroids are larger than 87 Sylvia.</example>
                <example>It's a ten minutes walk to the bus stop.</example>
                <example>The only exception to this is that if a defendant appeals a conviction for a crime.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ONE_PLURAL" name="Agreement: 'one' + plural word">
            <!-- Similar to A_PLURAL except that we deal with other situations:
                "one hundred and one items" and "fifty one items" -->
            <pattern>
                <token><exception regexp="yes">'|division|class|category|formula|number|type|series|and</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="CD">one</token>
                    <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes">
                        <exception postag="NN:.*|NN|VBZ|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                        <exception>half-century</exception>
                    </token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Don't use the numeral 'one' with plural words. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2"/> <match no="3" postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>, <suggestion><match no="3" postag="NN|NN:.*\+INDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>, or simply <suggestion><match no="3"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible agreement error</short>
            <example correction="one hexagon|a hexagon|hexagons">I drew <marker>one hexagons</marker> on my paper.</example>
            <!-- TODO: This rule doesn't detect the following errors:
               I had one shoes on my feet.
              -->
            <example correction="one hour|an hour|hours">I worked for <marker>one hours</marker>.</example>
            <example>The paper is ruined when one <marker>pencils</marker> in their name.</example>
            <example>It is a criteria list that we prepared last night.</example>
            <example>He was employed for a time by a Mrs. Reed.</example>
            <example>There was a children's party at the Joneses yesterday.</example>
            <example>A men's retailer opened in Florida.</example>
            <example>I have one hundred and one dollars.</example>
            <example>I have fifty one dollars.</example>
            <example>I throw the balls one by one.</example>
            <example>Formula One teams are the best.</example>
            <example>He was the first person in a half-century to succeed.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DIE_DICE" name="one die, two dice">
            <!-- Not currently handled by ONE_PLURAL or A_PLURAL -->
            <pattern>
                <token><exception regexp="yes">'|division|class|category|formula|number|type|series|and</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|one</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>dice</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>'die' is the singular form of 'dice'. Consider using <suggestion>die</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="die">I had a <marker>dice</marker> in my hand.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FOOT_FEET" name="one foot, two feet">
            <!-- Not currently handled by ONE_PLURAL or A_PLURAL -->
            <pattern>
                <token><exception regexp="yes">'|division|class|category|formula|number|type|series|and</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|one</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>feet</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>'foot' is the singular form of 'feet'. Consider using <suggestion>foot</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="foot">I had a shoe on one <marker>feet</marker>.</example>
            <example>I had a show on one foot.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MAN_MEN" name="one man, two men">
            <!-- Not currently handled by ONE_PLURAL or A_PLURAL -->
            <pattern>
                <token><exception regexp="yes">'|division|class|category|formula|number|type|series|and</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|one</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>men</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception>'</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>'man' is the singular form of 'men'. Consider using <suggestion>man</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="man">A <marker>men</marker> walked in to the room.</example>
            <example>A <marker>man</marker> walked into the room.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WOMAN_WOMEN" name="one woman, two women">
            <!-- Not currently handled by ONE_PLURAL or A_PLURAL -->
            <pattern>
                <token><exception regexp="yes">'|division|class|category|formula|number|type|series|and</exception><exception postag="CD"/></token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|one</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>women</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception>'</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>'woman' is the singular form of 'women'. Consider using <suggestion>woman</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="woman">A <marker>women</marker> walked in to the room.</example>
            <example>A <marker>woman</marker> walked into the room.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="HAVE_PART_AGREEMENT" name="Agreement: 'have' + past/present tense">
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>had</token>
                    <token chunk="B-NP-plural"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>had</token>
                    <token chunk="B-NP-singular"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">ve|s</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>go</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token postag="VB"/>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" postag="VB.?" postag_regexp="yes">ha[ds]|(?:ha)?ve</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|NN:U.*|JJ.*|RB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="VBG"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use past participle here: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>I must have done that.</example>
                <example correction="written">I must have <marker>wrote</marker> that.</example>
                <example>I have liked her.</example>
                <example>It has become difficult.</example>
                <example>We have air conditioning.</example>
                <example correction="modified">I've <marker>modify</marker> this.</example>
                <example>We do not have soap.</example>
                <example>We have soap.</example>
                <example>We do have soap.</example>
                <example>In the Sahara region some oases have palm trees.</example>
                <example>I had curry and rice last night.</example>
                <example>It had feature limitations such as...</example>
                <example correction="written">I could have <marker>wrote</marker> this letter.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" postag="VB.?" postag_regexp="yes">ha[ds]|(?:ha)?ve</token>
                    <token postag="RB"><exception>no</exception><exception postag="IN|RP|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|RB|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="VBG"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error -- use past participle here: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>I have always done that.</example>
                <example correction="written">I must have always <marker>wrote</marker> that.</example>
                <example>I have always liked her.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" postag="VB.?" postag_regexp="yes">ha[ds]|(?:ha)?ve</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error – use past participle here: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="liked">I have <marker>like</marker> her.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">ha[ds]|have</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error – use past participle here: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="liked">Have you <marker>like</marker> her?</example>
                <example>Have you liked Dutch jazz music?</example>
                <example>Have you seen her?</example>
                <example>Have you thought of any good plans?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">ha[ds]|have</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error – use past participle here: <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="done">What have you <marker>did</marker>?</example>
                <example>What have you seen?</example>
                <example correction="been">Where have you <marker>were</marker>?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" postag="VB.?" postag_regexp="yes">ha[ds]|(?:ha)?ve</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>went</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Note: <match no="2"/> is a past participle of "wend". Did you mean <suggestion>gone</suggestion> (past participle of "go")?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>We do have soap.</example>
                <example correction="gone">I could have <marker>went</marker> to Italy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">ha[ds]|have</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>went</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Note: "went" is a past participle of "wend". Did you mean <suggestion>gone</suggestion> (past participle of "go")?</message>
                <example correction="gone">Have you <marker>went</marker> to Italy?</example>
                <example>Have you liked Dutch jazz music?</example>
                <example>Have you seen her?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">ha[ds]|have</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>went</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Note: "went" is a past participle of "wend". Did you mean <suggestion>gone</suggestion> (past participle of "go")?</message>
                <example correction="gone">Where have you <marker>went</marker>?</example>
                <example>What have you seen?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="BEEN_PART_AGREEMENT" name="Agreement: 'been' or 'was' + past tense">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">been|was|were|is|are|am<exception scope="previous" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VBP?" negate="yes" regexp="yes">have|has</exception><exception postag='NNP'/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|NN:U.*|JJ.*|RB|IN" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">are|am</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception>'</exception><exception postag="NNS"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using a past participle here: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="introduced">The software was <marker>introduce</marker> yesterday.</example>
                <example correction="introduced">The program has been <marker>introduce</marker>.</example>
                <example correction="given">The gift has been <marker>gave</marker>.</example>
                <example>The park has been open for many years.</example>
                <example>It has been done.</example>
                <example>It has been love's whip.</example>
                <example correction="done">He has been <marker>did</marker> this.</example>
                <example>All you have to do is go and ask.</example>
                <example>The other patrons were taxi drivers.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">been|was|were|is|are|am<exception scope="previous" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VBP?" negate="yes" regexp="yes">have|has</exception><exception postag='NNP'/></token>
                    <token postag="RB"><exception regexp="yes">in|t?here</exception><exception postag="VBN|JJ.*|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBD|VBP|VB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|JJ.*|IN|RB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception>'</exception><exception postag="VBN"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using a past participle here: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBN"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example>It has always been hated.</example>
                <example>The area the center of which is here was bombed.</example>
                <example correction="written">I must have been always <marker>wrote</marker> that.</example>
                <example correction="hated">The president was always <marker>hate</marker> in Moscow.</example>
                <example>It has always been liked.</example>
                <example>As they are differentially <marker>phase</marker> modulated...</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="MASS_AGREEMENT" name="Agreement: Mass/singular noun + non-third person verb">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="NN|NNP|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">A|In|I|No|Most|Here</exception><exception postag="JJ|MD|NNS|CC|WRB|IN|VB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token chunk="B-VP" postag="VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBZ|VBN|VBD|VBG|IN|RB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="DT|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using third-person verb forms for singular and mass nouns: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="is">Marketing <marker>are</marker> bad for you.</example>
                <example correction="means">Marketing <marker>mean</marker> a lot of trouble.</example>
                <example correction="is">Jim <marker>are</marker> good.</example>
                <example>I think it is bad for you.</example>
                <example>Reporting sample size analysis is generally required in psychology.</example>
                <example>Most have four limbs except for caecilians.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"><exception regexp="yes">these|those</exception></token>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|MD|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">rest|latter|jury|committee|government|might</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBZ|VBN|VBD|VBG|JJ|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="DT|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error - use third-person verb forms for singular and mass nouns: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="is">The marketing <marker>are</marker> bad for you.</example>
                <example>The city is an international transport hub and a popular tourist destination.</example>
                <example>Those wanting are the Canines.</example>
                <example>The rest are arriving later.</example>
                <example>The committee are all against it.</example>
                <!-- example type=&quot;incorrect&quot;&gt;The city is popular, and this marketing &lt;marker&gt;are&lt;/marker&gt; bad for you.&lt;/example -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="DT"><exception regexp="yes">these|those</exception></token>
                    <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|MD|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">rest|latter|jury|committee|government|might</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBZ|VBN|VBD|VBG|JJ|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_END" regexp="yes">[.!]</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error - use third-person verb forms for singular and mass nouns: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="eats">The dog <marker>eat</marker>.</example>
                <example>The committee are all against it.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="PERS_PRONOUN_AGREEMENT_SENT_START" name="Agreement: 'I is / you is / ... ' (at sentence start only)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>I</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">is|be</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>am</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>I <marker>ate</marker> at the restaurant.</example>
                <example correction="am">I <marker>is</marker> at the restaurant.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>I</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>are</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>am</suggestion> or <suggestion>ate</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="am|ate">I <marker>are</marker> at the restaurant.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>I</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>were</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>was</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>I <marker>ate</marker> at the restaurant.</example>
                <example>I <marker>am</marker> at the restaurant.</example>
                <example correction="was">I <marker>were</marker> at the restaurant.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>You</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">am|is|was</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use second person verb with 'you': <suggestion>are</suggestion> or <suggestion>were</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="are|were">You <marker>is</marker> too old for that.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">s?he</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">were|be|am|are</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use third-person verb with '<match no="2"/>': <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion> or <suggestion>was</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="is|was">He <marker>were</marker> too old for that.</example>
                <example correction="is|was">She <marker>were</marker> too old for that.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>We</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">am|is|was</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use first person plural verb with 'we': <suggestion>are</suggestion>, <suggestion>were</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="are|were">We <marker>is</marker> too old for that.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>They</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">am|is|was</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use third-person plural verb with 'they': <suggestion>are</suggestion>, <suggestion>were</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="are|were">They <marker>is</marker> too old for that.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <!-- TODO: is this really an error? see http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/ADVERBS10.cfm
        <rule id="ADVERBS_ORDER" name="word order: adverb + auxiliary verb + main verb">
          <pattern mark_from="2"><token regexp="yes">certainly|definitely|probably|undoubtedly|surely</token><token regexp="yes">has|had|have|will</token><token postag="VBN|VB"/>/pattern>
          <message>Place the adverb between </message>
          <example>He will <em>probably</em> remember tomorrow.</example>
          <example type="incorrect">He <em>probably</em> will remember tomorrow.</example>
        </rule>
        -->
        <!-- TODO: too many false alarms, e.g. I am convinced that our suggestions...
        <rule id="I_A_NONBASE" name="'I am' + non-gerund form">
          <pattern mark_from="2"><token regexp="yes">I</token><token regexp="yes">am</token><token postag="VB|VBD|VBN|VBP|VBZ"/>/pattern>
          <message>You might need to use the gerund form of the verb here (e.g. 'learning' instead of 'learn').</message>
          <example>I am <em>searching</em> through some fields.</example>
          <example type="incorrect">I am <em>searched</em> through some fields.</example>
        </rule>
        -->
        <rule id="TO_NON_BASE" name="'to' + non-base form">
            <pattern>
                <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB[DGNPZ]?"/>
                <token min="0">not</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VBZ"><exception>is</exception><exception postag="NNS|NNP|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>The verb after "to" should be in the base form: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>He spoke to chosen people.</example>
            <example>Morocco's disputed claim to portions of western Algeria</example>
            <example correction="learn">I was surprised to <marker>learns</marker> this.</example>
            <example correction="laugh">He tried not to <marker>laughs</marker>.</example>                 
            <example>He spoke to chosen people.</example>
            <example>You are to report at 5am.</example>
            <example>It is important to make this explicit.</example>
            <example>I've been trying to call you.</example>
            <example>She wants you to go.</example>
            <example>He has been wanting very much to meet you.</example>
            <example>Whichever college he wants to go to is fine with me.</example>
            <!-- FIXME: 'says' is NNS -->
            <!--  example correction="say">What would it have to <marker>says</marker>?</example -->
            <example correction="learn">I was surprised to <marker>learns</marker> this.</example>
            <!-- 'gets' is NNS
            example correction="get">She is manipulating her father to <marker>gets</marker> her way.</example -->
         </rule>
        <rulegroup id="MANY_FEW_UNCOUNTABLE" name="'many/few' + uncountable noun, e.g. 'many (much) food'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">many|few</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NN:U"/>
                    <token>as</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>much</suggestion> or <suggestion>little</suggestion> with uncountable nouns.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem with uncountable noun</short>
                <example correction="much|little">John eats as <marker>many</marker> food as Peter.</example>
                <example correction="much|little">John eats as <marker>few</marker> food as Peter.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- TODO: more uncountable nouns   -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">many|few</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">air|food|freedom|furniture|information|intelligence|knowledge|life|maturity|meat|money|news|sand|software|success|water</token>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>much</suggestion> or <suggestion>little</suggestion> with uncountable nouns.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem with uncountable noun</short>
                <example>There are <marker>many</marker> food plants.</example>
                <example correction="much|little">She has <marker>many</marker> money.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <!-- 
    &quot;an information&quot; is used in the legal US jargon, deleting
    
    longer list but not checked thouroughly: 
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/7583/ncntlist.html
    -->
        <rulegroup id="A_UNCOUNTABLE" name="Articles: a + uncountable noun">
        <rule>
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">an?</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">accommodation|advice|access|baggage|bread|damage|equipment|garbage|luggage|money|cattle|sand|furniture|meat|food|news|pasta|progress|research|water|freedom|maturity|intelligence|travel|pollution|traffic|transport|patience</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="RP|VBZ|IN|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Uncountable nouns are usually not used with an indefinite article. Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Uncountable noun with an article</short>
            <example><marker>The information</marker> in your files is correct.</example>
            <example><marker>An intelligence</marker> service is known to be corrupt here.</example>
            <example correction="Accommodation"><marker>An accommodation</marker> is too expensive.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule> <!-- only for 'knowledge', but not 'knowledge of', which occasionally takes an article -->
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token>knowledge</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="RP|VBZ|IN|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">of|about</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Uncountable nouns are usually not used with an indefinite article. Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Uncountable noun with an article</short>
            <example>A knowledge of accounting was necessary for the job.</example>
            <example correction="Knowledge"><marker>A knowledge</marker> is power.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">an?</token>
                    <token postag="JJ"><exception>little</exception></token>
                    <!-- note: 'food' is not included here, as 'a particular food' is considered standard English, see http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/taste_1 -->
                    <token regexp="yes">accommodation|advice|access|baggage|bread|damage|equipment|garbage|luggage|money|cattle|sand|furniture|meat|news|pasta|progress|research|water|freedom|maturity|intelligence|travel|pollution|traffic|transport|patience</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="RP|VBZ|IN|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Uncountable nouns are usually not used with an indefinite article. Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Uncountable noun with an article</short>
            <example><marker>The information</marker> in your files is correct.</example>
            <example>I have a little money.</example>
            <example><marker>An intelligence</marker> service is known to be corrupt here.</example>
            <example correction="Nice accommodation"><marker>A nice accommodation</marker> is too expensive.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule> 
        <!-- only for 'knowledge', but not 'knowledge of', which occasionally takes an article -->
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token postag="JJ"><exception>little</exception></token>
                    <token>knowledge</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="RP|VBZ|IN|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">of|about</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Uncountable nouns are usually not used with an indefinite article. Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Uncountable noun with an article</short>
            <example>Knowledge is power.</example>
            <example>A little knowledge of accounting was necessary for the job.</example>
            <example correction="Good knowledge"><marker>A good knowledge</marker> is power.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">an?</token>
                    <token postag="JJ|RB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>little</exception></token>
                    <token postag="JJ"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">accommodation|advice|access|baggage|bread|damage|equipment|garbage|luggage|money|cattle|sand|furniture|meat|food|news|pasta|progress|research|water|freedom|maturity|intelligence|travel|pollution|traffic|transport|patience</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="RP|VBZ|IN|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Uncountable nouns are usually not used with an indefinite article. Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Uncountable noun with an article</short>
            <example><marker>The information</marker> in your files is correct.</example>
            <example>My wife's part-time job brings in a little extra money.</example>
            <example><marker>An intelligence</marker> service is known to be corrupt here.</example>
            <example correction="Very nice accommodation"><marker>A very nice accommodation</marker> is too expensive.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <!-- only for 'knowledge', but not 'knowledge of', which occasionally takes an article -->
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token postag="JJ|RB" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token postag="JJ"/>
                    <token>knowledge</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="RP|VBZ|IN|SENT_END" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">of|about</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Uncountable nouns are usually not used with an indefinite article. Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Uncountable noun with an article</short>
            <example>A very little knowledge of accounting was necessary for the job.</example>
            <example correction="Very good knowledge"><marker>A very good knowledge</marker> is too time-consuming.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="MOST_SOME_OF_NNS" name="Articles: 'most/some of' + plural noun">
            <pattern>

                <token regexp="yes">most|some</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token postag="NNS" regexp="yes">\p{Lower}+<exception postag="PRP$"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>After '\1 of', you should use 'the' (<suggestion>\1 \2 the \3</suggestion>) or simply say '<suggestion>\1 \3</suggestion>'.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>Some of his students do their homework.</example>
            <example correction="Most of the students|Most students"><marker>Most of students</marker> do their homework.</example>
            <example>Buy a collection of most of Rand's works in a CD-ROM format.</example>
            <example><marker>Some of the students</marker> do their homework.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="HAVE_A_BREAKFAST" name="Articles before nouns used normally without them">
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker>
              <token inflected="yes">have</token>
              <token regexp="yes">a|the</token>
              <token regexp="yes">breakfast|lunch|dinner</token>
              </marker>
            <token><exception postag="NN.*|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>of</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>When we speak of types of meals, the article is not required: <suggestion>\1 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="had breakfast">We <marker>had a breakfast</marker> in the hotel restaurant.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token inflected="yes" skip="-1">invite<exception scope="next" postag="[;:]" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
              <marker>
              <token>to</token>
              <token regexp="yes">a|the</token>
              <token regexp="yes">breakfast|lunch|dinner</token>
              </marker>
              <token><exception postag="NN.*|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>of</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>When we speak of types of meals, the article is not required: <suggestion>\2 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>We were invited today to lunch in the hotel restaurant.</example>
            <example correction="to dinner">Ray and Helen have invited us out <marker>to a dinner</marker> in the hotel restaurant.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
          <pattern>
              <token inflected="yes" skip="-1">go<exception scope="next" postag="[;:,]" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
              <marker>
              <token>for</token>
              <token regexp="yes">a|the</token>
              <token regexp="yes">breakfast|lunch|dinner</token>
              </marker>
              <token><exception postag="NN.*|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>of</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>When we speak of types of meals, the article is not required: <suggestion>\2 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>We were invited today to lunch in the hotel restaurant.</example>
            <example correction="for dinner">Ray and Helen went with us <marker>for a dinner</marker> in the hotel restaurant.</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="IN_1990s" name="Missing definite article in the date">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp='yes'>in|during</token>
                    <token regexp='yes'>(1[89]|20)\d0s</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article is probably missing here: <suggestion><match no="1"/> the <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <url>http://pl.talkenglish.com/Grammar/articles.aspx</url>
                <short>Missing article</short>
                <example correction="in the 1990s">It happened <marker>in 1990s</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp='yes'>in|during</token>
                    <token regexp='yes'>(1[89]|20)\d0</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no">s</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article is probably missing here: <suggestion><match no="1"/> the <match no="2"/><match no="3"/><match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <url>http://pl.talkenglish.com/Grammar/articles.aspx</url>
                <short>Missing article</short>
                <example correction="in the 1990's">It happened <marker>in 1990's</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IN_PAST" name="Missing definite article referring to a time period">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token regexp='yes'>past|future</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp='yes'>[,\.:;]</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean: <suggestion><match no="1"/> the <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://pl.talkenglish.com/Grammar/articles.aspx</url>
            <short>Missing definite article</short>
            <example correction="in the past">Something happened <marker>in past</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <!--  needs more and more tweaking;
  currently the last exception in all rules is a simplification,
  it should be more recursive, i.e., there one more rule for all current rules, structured like this:
  ... NN !NN.*|JJ.*, ... NN JJ !NN.*|JJ.* -->
        <rulegroup default="off" id="ARTICLE_MISSING" name="Articles: article missing before a countable noun">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT|JJ|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="VBP|VBZ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">do|does|take[s]*|give[s]*|says|go|goes|becomes</exception><exception postag="NN.*|JJ.*|POS.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|RB.*|RP|JJ.*|IN|CC|CD|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|NNPS|PRP.*|WRB|NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a friend|the friend">He is <marker>friend</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is a friend.</example>
                <example>He is my friend.</example>
                <example>This is Chapter 2.</example>
                <example>Depict one's immersion with the world.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT|JJ|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">do|does</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WRB|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CC|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a lot|the lot">He does <marker>lot</marker> of things.</example>
                <example>He does need us.</example>
                <example>We do have this kind of attitude.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT|JJ|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">take|takes</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception regexp="yes">place|charge</exception><exception postag="DT|WRB|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CC|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example>He takes his brother to school.</example>
                <example>The event takes place here.</example>
                <example correction="a brother|the brother">He takes <marker>brother</marker> with him.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT|JJ|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">give|gives</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception regexp="yes">rise|way|room|vent|rein</exception><exception postag="DT|WRB|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CC|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example>He gives his brother a bar of chocolate.</example>
                <example>This event gives rise to a new era.</example>
                <example correction="a brother|the brother">He gives <marker>brother</marker> a bar of chocolate.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT|JJ|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">go|goes</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception>hand</exception><exception postag="DT|WRB|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CC|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a step|the step">He goes <marker>step</marker> too far.</example>
                <example>He goes a step too far.</example>
                <example>This goes <marker>hand</marker> in hand...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT|JJ|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">falls|fall</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception>victim</exception><exception postag="DT|WRB|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CC|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a tad|the tad">It falls <marker>tad</marker>.</example>
                <example>Inflation falls a tad.</example>
                <example>The website falls <marker>victim</marker> to...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="VBP|VBZ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception>else</exception><exception postag="VB|RP|RB|CD|IN|CC|MD|VBD|VBN|VBG|DT|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|DT|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NN[SP]|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>are</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/> <match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a good friend|the good friend">He is <marker>good friend</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is a good friend.</example>
                <example>It may require strong AI to be done as well as humans can do it.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- this accounts for: I have experienced series... -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="PRP|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">have|has|had</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBN"><exception postag="VB|RP|WRB|RB|CD|IN|CC|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|DT|WDT|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NN[SP]|PRP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>are</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3"/> <match no="4" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="experienced a problem|experienced the problem">Recently I have <marker>experienced problem</marker>.</example>
                <example>Recently I have <marker>experienced a problem</marker>.</example>
                <example>Different as our minds are, yours has nourished mine.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="PRP|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">have|has|had</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBN"><exception postag="VB|RP|WRB|RB|CD|IN|CC|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VB|RP|WRB|RB|CD|IN|CC|MD|DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|DT|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>are</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3"/> <match no="4" postag="+DT"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="experienced a serious problem|experienced the serious problem">Recently I have <marker>experienced serious problem</marker>.</example>
                <example>Recently I have <marker>experienced a serious problem</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- and now &quot;an experienced soldier&quot; -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="PRP.*|NN.*|DT|JJ.*|RB.*|CC|IN|VBG|WRB|WDT|WP\$?|UNKNOWN" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">one|have|ha[sd]|appointed|called|s|\&quot;|[0-9].*|[,\'.\(\[]</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>else</exception><exception postag="VB|RP|WRB|RB|CD|IN|CC|MD|NNP|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>called</exception></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|DT|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNS|NNPS|NNP|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>are</exception><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="an experienced soldier|the experienced soldier">He is <marker>experienced soldier</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is <marker>an experienced soldier</marker>.</example>
                <example>Last year Beyeler arranged to sell $1,500,000.</example>
                <example>At least one white student at Georgia got through this ritual.</example>
                <example>In October 1944, he was appointed state warden and chief of the Forest Fire Section.</example>
                <example>The typical U.S. daily menu, says Dr. Keys, contains 3,000 calories</example>
                <example>I find the cleaner, less razor-edged monophonic version more interesting.</example>
                <example>Majestic Pick comes next.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- an extremely experienced soldier -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="PRP|NNP|DT|JJ|PRP\$|RB.*|CC|WDT|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">then|have|ha[sd]|s|\&quot;|[0-9].*|[\',\(\[]</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="RB.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB|RP|CD|IN|CC|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">not|only|also</exception></token>
                        <token postag="VBN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB|RP.*|RB|CD|IN|CC|MD|DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="WDT|CC|DT|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>are</exception><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/> <match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="an extremely experienced soldier|the extremely experienced soldier">He is <marker>extremely experienced soldier</marker>.</example>
                <example>There is only one catch to this idyllic arrangement.</example>
                <example>He is <marker>an extremely experienced soldier</marker>.</example>
                <example>Nearby Foggy Bottom is ousting Negroes.</example>
                <example>Cousin Emma is alone in that big old house and won't hear to parting from it.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--  this rule needs to be expanded to all prepositions
   so that exceptions could be accounted for properly, i.e.,
   'at home' vs. 'a tourist home'; 'for example' vs. 'an example for you' -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|UH|DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJS|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">least|(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="an airport|the airport">He was waiting at <marker>airport</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting at <marker>the airport</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>glance</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a new airport|the new airport">He was waiting at <marker>new airport</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting at <marker>the new airport</marker>.</example>
                <example>It appeared as something she could not at first cope with.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token/>
                    <token regexp="yes">[Bb]y</token>
                    <marker>
                        <and>
                            <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|UH|DT|WDT|RB|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJS|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">bit|step|example|\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                            <token negate="yes"><match no="0"/></token>
                        </and>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a river|the river">He was waiting by <marker>river</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting by <marker>the river</marker>.</example>
                <example>The attack minute by minute</example>
                <example>He works by <marker>day</marker>.</example>
                <example>$30,000 state grant authorized by Gov. Vandiver</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>by</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>fiat</exception><exception regexp="yes">bit|step|way|example|dint|crook|hook|hand|machine|word|cheque|accident|day|means|mistake|name|train|rail|railway|coach|bus|boat|automobile|helicopter|taxi|ambulance|plane|airplane|foot|section|article|page|road|letter|phone|telephone|mail|storm|arrangement|satellite|decree|year-end|lot|profession|district|week|eye|covenant|fiat|ship|car|jowl|tramway|(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a small river|the small river">He was waiting by <marker>small river</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting by <marker>the small river</marker>.</example>
                <example>Guests came by chartered plane from all over the country.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>for</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="UH|CC|VBD|VBG|VBN|DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJS|JJR|RBS|MD|NNP|NNS|WRB|PRP\$" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">are|(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="an answer|the answer">He was waiting for <marker>answer</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting for <marker>your answer</marker>.</example>
                <example><marker>For example</marker>, he wrote a letter to me.</example>
                <example>The data for boy 34 appear in Figure 3.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>for</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VBG|VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a swift answer|the swift answer">He was waiting for <marker>swift answer</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting for <marker>your swift answer</marker>.</example>
                <example><marker>For example</marker>, he wrote a letter to me.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">day|week</token>
                    <token spacebefore="yes">in</token>
                    <marker>
                        <and>
                            <token postag="NN"><exception postag="VBG|DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJS|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NN[PS]|PRP\$" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">word|(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                            <token negate="yes"><match no="0"/></token>
                        </and>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ|C[DC]" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">\d+|['’]</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a kitchen|the kitchen">The dog spent all day in <marker>kitchen</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting in the <marker>lobby</marker>.</example>
                <example>I have exhausted myself day in day out</example>
                <example><marker>In fact</marker>, he wrote a letter to me.</example>
                <example>Chinese Empire under the Ch'in dynasty (221-207 B.C.)</example>
                <example>American technology in engine and hull design is excellent.</example>
                <example>22% of his total list as against 3.5% in mine.</example>
                <example>In the system shown in Fig. 7-1, the accelerometer output is amplified.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- day in day out ignored above, checking for 'day' and 'week' -->
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">day|week</exception></token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="VBG|DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJS|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">word|(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ|C[DC]" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">\d+</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a lobby|the lobby">He was waiting in <marker>lobby</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting in the <marker>lobby</marker>.</example>
                <example correction="a week|the week">Later in <marker>week</marker>.</example>
                <example><marker>In fact</marker>, he wrote a letter to me.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="NNP|VBG|VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ.*|IN|CD|RB.*|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|NNPS|PRP.*|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                      <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">\d+</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a large lobby|the large lobby">He was waiting in <marker>large lobby</marker>.</example>
                <example>He was waiting in the <marker>large lobby</marker>.</example>
                <example><marker>In fact</marker>, he wrote a letter to me.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- on -->
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>on</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>autopilot</token>
                    </marker>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token>on</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|UH|DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJS|JJR|RB.*|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a covenant|the covenant">ACET would not be able to reclaim tax on <marker>covenant</marker>.</example>
                <example>Rob Brydon is Keith and Steve Coogan plays Geoff, seen for the first time on screen</example>
                <example>There is no science on how we are going to adapt.</example>
                <example>I worked the last hour of my shift on autopilot.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>on</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VBG|VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|DT|WDT|RP|JJ.*|IN|CD|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="+DT"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a previous page|the previous page">This remark is on <marker>previous page</marker>.</example>
                <example>This remark is on <marker>the previous page</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!--after, with exception for phrases like 'anecdote after anecdote' (x after x); FIXME: first two tokens should be replaced with a chunk &lt;DT+VBN&gt; marked in a disambig-->
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="VBN|VBD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token>after</token>
                    <marker>
                        <and>
                            <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|UH|DT|WDT|RP|JJ.*|IN|CD|RB.*|VBD|VBZ|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|NNPS|PRP.*|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                            <token negate="yes"><match no="1"/></token>
                        </and>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article is probably missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a week|the week">Change your filter after <marker>week</marker>.</example>
                <example>Change your filter after one week.</example>
                <example>He told me anecdote after anecdote of that extraordinary man.</example>
                <example>Soon after Loper leaked the news that Frankie had ordered two...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!--  to exclude phrases like: 'the turned up card' -->
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="VBN|VBD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">as|at|by|for|in|on|to|of|following|than|after</exception><exception postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|UH|DT|WDT|RP|JJ.*|IN|CD|RB.*|VBD|VBZ|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS|NNPS|PRP.*|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article is probably missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a friend|the friend">He is talking about <marker>friend</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is talking about a friend.</example>
                <example>Then Jesus arrived at Jordan from Galilee.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception postag="DT|WDT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="VBN|VBD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">as|at|by|for|in|on|to|of|following|re</exception><exception postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VBG|VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="+DT"/> <match no="5"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a good friend|the good friend">He is talking about <marker>good friend</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is talking about a good friend.</example>
                <example>Goodis voiced his objection before City Council's Finance Committee.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!--  to include phrases like: 'About a month ago, ...'
                          this kind of rules should be added for all above
                          prepositions with exceptions -->
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">as|at|by|for|in|on|to|of|following</exception><exception postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="CC|UH|DT|WDT|RP|JJ.*|IN|CD|RB.*|VBD|VBN|MD|NN[PS]|NNPS|PRP.*|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)\p{Lu}\p{Ll}+</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a month|the month">About <marker>month</marker> before I left it was discussed...</example>
                <example>About <marker>a month</marker> before I left it was discussed...</example>
                <example>During Oersted's attendance at the university, it was dull.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- to include phrases like: 'About a long month ago,...' -->
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="IN"><exception regexp="yes">as|at|by|for|in|on|to|of|following</exception><exception postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VBG|VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+DT"/> <match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a large boat|the large boat">About <marker>large boat</marker>.</example>
                <example>About <marker>a large boat</marker>.</example>
                <example>During fiscal year 1959, six courses were conducted.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">no|any|every</exception><exception postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token>such</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|have</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+INDT"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a friend">He is talking of such <marker>friend</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is talking of such a friend.</example>
                <example>The most famous such organism is Amoeba proteus.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">no|any|every</exception></token>
                    <token>such</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="VBG|VB|WRB|RB.*|CD|IN|DT|WDT|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="DT|WDT|RP|JJ|IN|CD|JJR|RBS|VBD|VBN|MD|NNP|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>free</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The article might be missing before the noun: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+INDT"/> <match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Article missing</short>
                <example correction="a good friend">He is talking of such <marker>good friend</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is talking of such a good friend.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="ALLOW_TO" name="'allow' + 'to' + infinitive">
        <rule>
        <pattern>
          <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB.*">allow|advise|authorize|cause|challenge|convince|encourage|force|hire|inform|instruct|invite|order|permit|persuade|remind|require|teach|tell|train|urge<exception postag="VBN"/><exception scope="previous" postag="PRP\$|JJ|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
          <marker>
          <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VBP"/>
          </marker>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>? Or maybe you should add a pronoun? In active voice, '<match no="1" postag="VB"/>' + 'to' takes an object, usually a pronoun.</message>
        <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
        <short>Grammatical problem: use gerund</short>
        <example correction="seeing">It allows <marker>to see</marker> better.</example>
        <example>They are forbidden to fly without specific orders to proceed to their targets.</example>
        <example>He was allowed to build an ambitious garden.</example>
        <example>General Don Carlos Buell likewise refused orders to move the Army of the Ohio against rebel forces.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
          <token postag="SENT_START" skip="-1"><exception inflected="yes" postag="V.*" postag_regexp="yes" scope="next">be</exception></token>
          <token>allowed</token>
          <marker>
          <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VBP"/>
          </marker>
        </pattern>
        <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>? Or maybe you should add a pronoun? In active voice, 'allow' + 'to' takes an object, usually a pronoun.</message>
        <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
        <short>Grammatical problem: use gerund</short>
        <example correction="seeing">It allowed <marker>to see</marker> better.</example>
        <example>It allows seeing better.</example>
        <example>He was allowed to build an ambitious garden.</example>
        <example>He was eventually allowed to go to Tehran near the end of 1838-39.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="AFFORD_VBG" name="'afford', 'choose', 'deserve', 'pretend', 'learn', 'strive' and 'struggle' used with gerund instead of infinitive">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">afford|choose|deserve|pretend|strive|struggle|learn</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>This verb is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>He didn't deserve to lose his job.</example>
                <example correction="to spend">We cannot afford <marker>spending</marker> the whole month in Alps.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">afford|choose|deserve|pretend|strive|struggle|learn</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>This verb is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to spend">We cannot afford not <marker>spending</marker> the whole month in Alps.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="ADMIT_ENJOY_VB" name="'admit', 'appreciate', 'avoid', 'enjoy' etc. with a base form of a verb">
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker><token inflected="yes" regexp="yes" postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes">admit|appreciate|avoid|delay|practice|risk|deny|discuss|imagine|recommend|suggest|dislike|keep|tolerate|enjoy|mind|miss|resent|finish|postpone|resist<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes" inflected="yes">of|be</exception></token>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"><exception postag="NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="3" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example correction="enjoy running">I <marker>enjoy to run</marker>.</example>
          <example>A three-man committee has recommended to Commission Chairman Charles O. Emmerich...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker><token inflected="yes" postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes">regret</token>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"><exception postag="NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">say|inform|tell|announce|state|learn|report|note|hear|mention|advise</exception></token>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="3" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>I regret saying this.</example>
          <example correction="regret reading">I <marker>regret to read</marker> this book.</example>
          <example>Dear Madam, I regret to say that you are dead.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
            <marker><token inflected="yes" postag="VB.*" regexp="yes" postag_regexp="yes">consider|report|understand<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes" inflected="yes">be|,</exception></token>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"><exception postag="NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">be|have|include</exception></token>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="3" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>They were a vagabond lot and considered to be shady and undesirable characters.</example>
          <example>The lethal dose for adult zebrafish has been reported to be as high as 40 Gy.</example>
          <example>"Anthropology" is from the Greek anthrōpos, "man", understood to mean humankind or humanity, and -logia (-λογία).</example>
          <example correction="consider running">I <marker>consider to run</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
          <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|get</token>
            <marker>
            <token>accustomed</token>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"/>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="2"/> <match no="3"/> <match no="4" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>I am accustomed to hearing non-sense.</example>
          <example correction="accustomed to running">I am <marker>accustomed to run</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
          <token regexp="yes">I|you|s?he|we|they</token>
          <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">be|get</token>
            <marker>
            <token>used</token>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"/>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="3"/> <match no="4"/> <match no="5" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>I used to enjoy running.</example>
          <example>When used with the infinitive, however, these verbs can be used to speak about something that hasn't happened yet.</example>
          <example correction="used to running">I am <marker>used to run</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
          <token regexp="yes">I|you|s?he|we|they</token>
          <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
          <token regexp="yes">[sm]|re</token>
            <marker>
            <token>used</token>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"/>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="4"/> <match no="5"/> <match no="6" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>I used to enjoy running.</example>
          <example>When used with the infinitive, however, these verbs can be used to speak about something that hasn't happened yet.</example>
          <example correction="used to running">I'm <marker>used to run</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
          <pattern>
           <token inflected="yes">look</token>
           <token>forward</token>
            <marker>
            <token>to</token>
            <token postag="VB"><exception postag="NN:UN?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </marker>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is used with the gerund form: <suggestion><match no="3"/> <match no="4" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/gerund_or_infinitive.php</url>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>But he was looking forward to snow.</example>
          <example correction="to seeing">I look forward <marker>to see</marker> you.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="ADVISE_VBG" name="'advise', 'help' and 'remind' used with gerund instead of infinitive">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">advise|remind</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Verbs 'advise' and 'remind' are used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>He reminded to stay calm.</example>
                <example correction="to stay">He advised <marker>staying</marker> calm.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">advise|remind</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Verbs 'advise' and 'remind' are used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to stay">He advised not <marker>staying</marker> calm.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">advise|remind</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Verbs 'advise' and 'remind' are used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>He helped us to get on the bus.</example>
                <example correction="to stay">He advised us <marker>staying</marker> calm.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">advise|remind</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Verbs 'advise' and 'remind' are used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="4" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to stay">He advised us not <marker>staying</marker> calm.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">couldn|can</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>help</token>
                    <token postag="VBG"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>cannot</token>
                    <token>help</token>
                    <token postag="VBG"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>could</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <token>help</token>
                    <token postag="VBG"/>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"><exception postag='NN:U'/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>But she could not help thinking there must be more to come.</example>
                <example>Also because when you're interested in something then it helps learning because you're familiar with it.</example>
                <example correction="to carry|carry">All he did was to help <marker>carrying</marker> the bags.</example>
                <example correction="to carry|carry">He helped <marker>carrying</marker> the bags.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- FIXME: 'cannot help but not like' is one negation too many -->
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token><exception>cannot</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="5" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to buy">He helped not <marker>buying</marker> some crap.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">couldn|can</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">'|could</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">t|cannot|not</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="6" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to carry">All he did was to help not <marker>carrying</marker> the bags.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token><exception>cannot</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="5" postag="VB"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to get|get">He helped us <marker>getting</marker> on the bus.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">couldn|can</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">'|could</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">t|cannot|not</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="6" postag="VB"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="6" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to get|get">All he did was to help us <marker>getting</marker> on the bus.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token><exception>cannot</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="6" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to stay">He helped us not <marker>staying</marker> calm.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">couldn|can</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">'|could</exception></token>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">t|cannot|not</exception></token>
                    <token inflected="yes">help</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'help' is used with infinitive: <suggestion>to <match no="7" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="to stay">All he did was to help us not <marker>staying</marker> calm.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="PROGRESSIVE_VERBS" name="Progressive forms of non-progressive verbs (doubt, believe, understand)">
        <rule>
        <pattern>
            <token inflected="yes">be</token>
            <token min="0" max="1" postag="RB"/>
            <token inflected="yes" postag="VBG" regexp="yes">doubt|believe|imagine|know|(dis)?like|love|hate|prefer|reali[zs]e|recogni[sz]e|remember|suppose|understand|want|wish|appear|hear|seem|smell|sound|taste|agree|deny|disagree|impress|mean|please|promise|satisfy|belong|concern|consist|contain|depend|deserve|involve|matter|need|own|possess</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is normally not used in the progressive form. Try a simple form instead.</message>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>I doubt.</example>
          <example correction="">I <marker>am doubting</marker>.</example>
          <example correction="">I <marker>am not understanding</marker> whether my mails...</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
            <token>am</token>
            <token min="0" max="1" postag="RB"/>
            <token regexp="yes">astonishing|surprising|lacking|fitting</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>This verb is normally not used in the progressive form. Try a simple form instead.</message>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example>I am surprised.</example>
          <example correction="">I <marker>am surprising</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="THIS_NNS" name="'this' vs. 'these'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>this</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="VBZ|NN|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>data</exception></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NNP?|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>these</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="These"><marker>This</marker> errors are easy to fix.</example>
                <example>This forms a sharp contract with...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">these|those</token>
                        <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VB[ZGN]|NNS|JJ.*|VBP|MD|CD|RP|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>are</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>this <match no="2"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2" postag="NNS"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>These are errors.</example>
                <example correction="This kind|These kinds"><marker>These kind</marker> of errors are easy to fix.</example>
                <example correction="This error|These errors"><marker>These error</marker> are easy to fix.</example>
                <example>This forms a sharp contract with...</example>
                <example>These eleven authors are right.</example>
                <example>Those illustrated are reminiscent of a circus top.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                        <token>this</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">are|were</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>these</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="These"><marker>This</marker> are errors.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                        <token regexp="yes">these|those</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>this</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>These are errors.</example>
                <example correction="This"><marker>These</marker> was an error.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="A_MUCH_NN1" name="Superfluous article before 'much', e.g. 'a much work'">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token>much</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NN|NN:U|NN:UN" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJR"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Maybe you should omit the article &quot;a&quot;, leaving only <suggestion>much</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="much">This will be <marker>a much</marker> work.</example>
            <example>These concerns now seem a much bolder move.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MOST_SUPERLATIVE" name="No 'more' or 'most' before superlatives">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">more|most</token>
                <token postag="JJS|RBS" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use only <suggestion>\2</suggestion> (without '\1') when you use the superlative.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="oldest">Kyoto is the <marker>most oldest</marker> city.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="MOST_COMPARATIVE" name="No 'more' or 'most' before comparatives">
        <rule>
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>most</token>
                    <token postag="JJR|RBR" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use only <suggestion>\2</suggestion> (without '\1') when you use the comparative.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="older">Kyoto is a <marker>most older</marker> city.</example>
            <example>When is more better?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>more<exception scope="previous" postag="CD"/></token>
                    <token postag="JJR|RBR" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>later</exception></token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use only <suggestion>\2</suggestion> (without '\1') when you use the comparative.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>Kyoto is an <marker>older</marker> city.</example>
            <example>When is more better?</example>
            <example>It was for the worse.</example>
            <example>I'll write more later.</example>
            <example correction="older">Kyoto is a <marker>more older</marker> city.</example>
            <example correction="worse">It's <marker>more worse</marker> thing.</example>
            <example>No more customer service</example>
            <example>We can only bring one more smaller suitcase as that's all that will fit in the rental car in Toronto.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="LESS_COMPARATIVE" name="'less' before comparative or superlative">
        <pattern>
        <marker>
            <token>less</token>
            <token postag="JJ[RS]" postag_regexp="yes"/>
          </marker>
         </pattern>
         <message>Non-standard use of the comparative or superlative. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2" postag="JJ"/></suggestion>?</message>
         <short>Grammatical problem</short>
         <example correction="less hard">This is <marker>less harder</marker>.</example>
         </rule>
         <rule id="LEAST_COMPARATIVE" name="'less' before comparative or superlative">
          <pattern>
          <marker>
            <token>least<exception scope="previous">at</exception></token>
            <token postag="JJ[RS]" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>most</exception></token>
          </marker>
         </pattern>
         <message>Non-standard use of the comparative or superlative. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2" postag="JJ"/></suggestion>?</message>
         <short>Grammatical problem</short>
         <example>This is the least hard task.</example>
         <example correction="least hard">This is the <marker>least harder</marker>.</example>
         <example>This is at <marker>least harder</marker> than the trivial task.</example>
         <example correction="least hard">This is the <marker>least hardest</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="THE_SUPERLATIVE" name="Zero or indefinite article ('a'/'an') before superlatives">
            <antipattern>
                <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="PRP\$|WP\$|DT|JJ|C[CD]|:|NNP|POS"/>
                <token regexp="yes">["“]</token>
                <token postag="JJS"/>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token postag="JJS"/>
                <token regexp="yes">[&amp;,;]|and</token>
                <token postag="JJS"/>
            </antipattern>
        <rule>
            <antipattern>
                <marker><token>best</token></marker>
                <token inflected="yes">sell</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="JJS|RBS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>most</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>the</suggestion> with the superlative.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>And Truly It Is <marker>a</marker> Most Glorious Thing</example>
            <example correction="the">Kyoto is <marker>an</marker> oldest city.</example>
            <example>He made a fortune by writing a best selling novel.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
            <marker>
            <token><exception postag="PRP\$|WP\$|DT|JJ|C[CD]|:|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>s</exception><exception>'</exception><exception>at</exception></token>
            <token postag="JJS"><exception regexp="yes">most|least|best</exception></token>
            </marker>
            <token postag="NN.*|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>in</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>A determiner is probably missing here: <suggestion>\1 the \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>He is my best friend.</example>
            <example correction="is the funniest">The guy <marker>is funniest</marker> friend.</example>
            <example>Confucianism was particularly strong during the Han Dynasty, whose greatest thinker was Dong Zhongshu.</example>
            <example>American placed the "largest aircraft order in history" in July 2011, purchasing 460 "next generation" Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 aircraft for delivery between 2013 and 2022.</example>
            <example>Second largest &amp; busiest Railway station in Asia.</example>
            <example>Historian Samuel Walker writes that the ACLU’s “greatest impact on American life” was its role in persuading the Supreme Court to constitutionalize so many public controversies.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
            <antipattern>
                <token>least</token>
                <token postag="JJ"/>
                <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </antipattern>
        <pattern>
            <marker>
            <token><exception postag="PRP\$|WP\$|DT|JJ|C[DC]|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>s</exception><exception>'</exception><exception>at</exception></token>
            <token>least</token>
            </marker>
            <token postag="NN.*|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>in</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>A determiner is probably missing here: <suggestion>\1 the \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>He is at least my friend.</example>
            <example correction="is the least">The guy <marker>is least</marker> funny friend.</example>
            <example>He is least likely to come.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule>
        <pattern>
            <marker>
            <token><exception postag="PRP\$|WP\$|DT|JJ|C[CD]|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>s</exception><exception>'</exception><exception>at</exception></token>
            <token postag="JJS">best</token>
            </marker>
            <token postag="NN.*|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="IN"/><exception>man</exception><exception inflected="yes">sell</exception></token>
            <token><exception>by</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>A determiner is probably missing here: <suggestion>\1 the \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>He is my best friend.</example>
            <example correction="is the best">The guy <marker>is best</marker> driver.</example>
        </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="DID_BASEFORM" name="Non-infinitive verb after modal verbs">
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token regexp="yes">will|would|could</token>
                    <token postag="VBG"/>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">than|what</exception><exception regexp="yes">free|tha[nt]|who|which|whom|a|the</exception></token>
                    <token skip="1" regexp="yes" postag="MD|VBD" postag_regexp="yes">did|will|could|can|should|would|does|ll</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB[DGZ]" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBP|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception inflected="yes">be</exception><exception scope="previous" negate_pos="yes" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" postag="MD|RB|VBD"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb '<match no="2"/>' requires the base form of the verb: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <!-- 'did' is used for emphasis here: -->
                <example>All I did was to go to the cinema.</example>
                <example>They commonly produce much stronger odors than they would sitting under water in a western toilet.</example>
                <example correction="go|wend">Peter did <marker>went</marker> to the cinema.</example>
                <example correction="walk">He did <marker>walked</marker> to his house.</example>
                <example correction="walk">He did <marker>walking</marker> to his house.</example>
                <example correction="come">They will <marker>comes</marker> home.</example>
                <example correction="walk">He did <marker>walks</marker> to his house.</example>
                <example correction="come">They will <marker>came</marker> home.</example>
                <example>Confederate commanders would need it should troops pass that way in retreat.</example>
                <example correction="have">I would definitely <marker>has</marker> that.</example>
                <example>Warnings did go ignored.</example>
                <example correction="designate">A proposed northern bypass of Birmingham will <marker>designated</marker> as I-422.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" postag="MD|VBD" postag_regexp="yes">could|can|should|would|does|ll</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception postag="VBP|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb '<match no="1"/>' requires the base form of the verb: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="have">Mozilla should <marker>has</marker> a grammar checker.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">than|what</exception><exception regexp="yes">free|tha[nt]|whom?|which|a|the</exception></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">did|will|could|can|should|would|does|ll</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <token min="0" max="1" postag="RB[RS]?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB[DGZ]" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBP"/><exception inflected="yes">be</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb '<match no="2"/>' requires base form of the verb: <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="have">Since he does not <marker>has</marker> any connection with us...</example>
                <example correction="have">Since he does not really <marker>has</marker> any connection with us...</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token><exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">than|what</exception><exception regexp="yes">free|tha[nt]|who|which|whom|a|the</exception></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">didn|won|couldn|can|shouldn|wouldn|doesn</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token min="0" max="1" postag="RB[RS]?" postag_regexp="yes">clearly</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB[DGZ]" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBP"/><exception inflected="yes">be</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb '<match no="2"/>'t' requires base form of this verb: <suggestion><match no="6" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="have">Since he doesn't <marker>has</marker> any connection with us...</example>
                <example correction="understand">Sorry but am a newbie and didn't clearly <marker>understood</marker> this approach.</example>
                <example>I didn't - understood?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="MUST_HAVE_TO" name="'must to' instead of 'have to'">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>must</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="VB"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>After 'must', the verb is used without 'to'. Probably, you should use <suggestion>must</suggestion> or <suggestion>have to</suggestion> here.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="must|have to">I <marker>must to</marker> go shopping.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AS_ADJ_AS" name="Comparison with 'as'">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token postag="JJ|RB" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>other</exception><exception postag="JJR"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">like|than|then</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Comparison is written &quot;as \2 <suggestion>as</suggestion>&quot;.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="as">This house is as big <marker>than</marker> mine.</example>
            <example correction="as">This box contains as much <marker>like</marker> possible.</example>
            <example>It is inappropriate to cite this document as other than work in progress.</example>
            <example>This strikes me as less than a satisfactory expression of appreciation.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EAGER_TO" name="Non-infinitive verb with 'eager to...'">
            <pattern>
                <token>eager</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="VB[GZND]" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>With 'eager to', use the base form of the verb: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>Bangladesh eager to <marker>buy</marker> cars from Iran</example>
            <example correction="try">I'd be eager to <marker>trying</marker> out your patch.</example>
            <example correction="buy">Bangladesh eager to <marker>buying</marker> cars from Iran'</example>
            <example correction="buy">Bangladesh eager to <marker>bought</marker> cars from Iran'</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- 106(less..)+319(more...) in complete BNC, all(?) because &quot;...as&quot; -->
        <rulegroup id="COMP_THAN" name="Comparison with 'than', e.g. 'bigger then (than)'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">more|less</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>as</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">to|if|follows|early|much|though|well</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Comparison requires <suggestion>than</suggestion>, not 'then' nor 'as'.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="than">The tagger will return more <marker>as</marker> one tag.</example>
                <example type="triggers_error">Think of it more <marker>as</marker> activity.</example>
                <example>It is faster as well.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">more|less</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>then</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Comparison requires <suggestion>than</suggestion>, not 'then' nor 'as'.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="than">The tagger will return more <marker>then</marker> one tag.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="JJR"><exception postag="IN"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">(then|as)</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate_pos="yes" postag="DT"><exception regexp="yes">follows|if|early|much|though|to</exception></token>
                    <!-- the below condition fixed a false alarm - 
      'these cheeses just get firmer as water evaporates' -->
                    <token><exception postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Comparison requires <suggestion>than</suggestion>, not 'then' nor 'as'.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="than">This house is bigger <marker>then</marker> mine.</example>
                <example>This palace was used later as a prison.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="USE_TO_VERB" name="Missing past tense for 'used to...'">
            <pattern>
                <token><exception postag="MD"/></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>use</token>
                </marker>
                <token>to</token>
                <token postag="VB"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>used</suggestion>?</message>
            <example>It can be used to save lives</example>
            <example correction="used">He <marker>use</marker> to believe this.</example>
            <example correction="used">Aethera <marker>use</marker> to use this.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MORE_A_JJ" name="Word order: 'more a ...' instead of 'a more ...'">
            <pattern>
                <token>more<exception regexp="yes" scope="previous">no|much</exception></token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                <token postag="JJ|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>a more \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="a more detailed">I can give you <marker>more a detailed</marker> description of what's necessary.</example>
            <example correction="a more analyzed">I wish it was <marker>more an analyzed</marker> case</example>
            <example>It is no more a component.</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- this works now, and accounts for subjunctive
             i.e., she recommended that he use his money... -->
        <rulegroup id="NON3PRS_VERB" name="Agreement error: Third person verb with a non-third person pronoun">
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="1">I<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">Phase|Am</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception scope="previous" negate_pos="yes" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" postag="RB|PRP"/><exception>is</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="1"/>' must be used with a non-third-person form of a verb: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <example correction="work">I <marker>works</marker> here.</example>
                <example>We <marker>make</marker> a lot of mistakes.</example>
                <example>Phase I corresponds to the small-deformation regime.</example>
                <example>Am I nuts?</example>
                <example correction="have">I rarely <marker>has</marker> a bad day.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="1" regexp="yes" postag="PRP">we|they</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception scope="previous" negate_pos="yes" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" postag="RB|PRP|DT"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">['’]</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="1"/>' must be used with a non-third-person form of a verb: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <example correction="work">They <marker>works</marker> here.</example>
                <example correction="work">They always <marker>works</marker> here.</example>
                <example correction="mean">They all <marker>means</marker> the same.</example>
                <example>We <marker>make</marker> a lot of mistakes.</example>
                <example>Phase I corresponds to the small-deformation regime.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="1" regexp="yes" postag="PRP">we|they</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception scope="previous" negate_pos="yes" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" postag="RB|PRP|DT"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>t</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="1"/>' must be used with a non-third-person form of a verb: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/>n<match no="3"/><match no="4"/></suggestion></message>
                <example correction="don't">We <marker>doesn't</marker> believe so.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="1" postag="PRP">you<exception scope="previous" postag="IN"/><exception scope="next" postag="PRP"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception scope="previous" negate_pos="yes" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" postag="RB|PRP|DT"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">['’]</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="1"/>' must be used with a non-third-person form of a verb: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion></message>
                <example correction="work">You <marker>works</marker> here.</example>
                <example>You <marker>make</marker> a lot of mistakes.</example>
                <example>One of you thinks that this is possible.</example>
                <example>Be sure the man nearest you is awake.</example>
                <example>You guys remember that.</example>
                <example>How many times do I have to tell you he isn't here?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="1" postag="PRP">you<exception scope="previous" postag="IN"/><exception scope="next" postag="PRP"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBZ"><exception scope="previous" negate_pos="yes" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" postag="RB|PRP|DT"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>t</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="1"/>' must be used with a non-third-person form of a verb: <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/>n<match no="3"/><match no="4"/></suggestion></message>
                <example correction="don't">You <marker>doesn't</marker> work hard enough.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>Has</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">I|we|you|they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun \3 must be used with <suggestion>Have</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Have"><marker>Has</marker> you bought a ticket?</example>
                <example>Have you done this?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>has</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">I|we|you|they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun \3 must be used with <suggestion>have</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="have">What <marker>has</marker> you done?</example>
                <example>Why have you done this?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>Is</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">we|you|they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun \3 must be used with <suggestion>Are</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Are"><marker>Is</marker> you crazy?</example>
                <example>Is this true?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>Is</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>I</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun \3 must be used with <suggestion>Am</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Am"><marker>Is</marker> I crazy?</example>
                <example>Is this true?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>is</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">we|you|they</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun \3 must be used with <suggestion>are</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="are">What <marker>is</marker> you doing?</example>
                <example>Why are you doing this?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>is</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>I</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun \3 must be used with <suggestion>am</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="am">Why <marker>is</marker> I in love?</example>
                <example>Why am I doing this?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="OUGHT_SAY" name="ought + infinitive (ought to + infinitive)">
            <pattern>
                <token>ought</token>
                <token postag="VB"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 to \2</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="ought to say">We <marker>ought say</marker> the truth.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="HE_VERB_AGR" name="Agreement error: Non-third person verb with 'he/she'">
            <short>Agreement error</short>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|insist|suggest|help|prevent|stop|of|have|be</exception>(that|how|will|must|could|can|should|would|does|did|may|might|t|let|dare|lest|without|into)</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBG|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|VBD|JJ.*|RB|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">['’]</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="2"/>' must be used with a third-person verb: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="walks">He <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>He cannot hear you.</example>
                <example>She came in through the back door lest she be seen.</example>
                <example correction="enters">Somebody <marker>enter</marker> the building.</example>
                <example>His medics insist he rest for several more months.</example>
                <example>He stole out of the house without anyone seeing him.</example>
                <example>He <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>I find it hard to understand how anyone seeking a position in public life could demonstrate...</example>
                <example>He was busy, he said, in having someone submit to a monkey-gland operation.</example>
                <example>What's he going to do?</example>
                <!-- TODO: False-positive: Nobody move! -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|insist|suggest|help|prevent|stop|of|have|be</exception>(that|how|will|must|could|can|should|would|does|did|may|might|t|let|dare|lest|without|into)</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBG|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|VBD|JJ.*|RB|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>t</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="2"/>' must be used with a third-person verb: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/>n<match no="4"/><match no="5"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="doesn't">He <marker>don't</marker> like fish.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|prevent|help|stop|suggest</exception>(that|ha[sd]|will|must|could|can|should|would|does|did|is|may|might|t|was|dare|lest|without)</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <token postag="RB"><exception postag="VBD"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBG|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|VBD|JJ.*|RB|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="2"/>' must be used with a third-person verb: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="walks">He always <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="enters">Somebody usually <marker>enter</marker> the building.</example>
                <example>He <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|prevent|help|stop|suggest</exception>(that|ha[ds]|will|must|could|can|should|would|does|did|is|may|might|t|s|let|was|dare|lest|without)</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <token>else</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBG|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|VBD|JJ.*|RB|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="2"/>' must be used with a third-person verb: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example>Nobody else <marker>walks</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="walks">Someone else <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="enters">Somebody else <marker>enter</marker> the building.</example>
                <example>Nobody <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
                <!-- TODO: False-positive: They did not meet with anyone else while in Germany. -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|prevent|help|stop|suggest</exception>(that|ha[ds]|will|must|could|can|should|would|does|did|is|may|might|t|let|was|dare|lest|without)</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <token>else</token>
                    <token postag="RB"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBG|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="VBN|VBD|JJ.*|RB|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun '<match no="2"/>' must be used with a third-person verb: <suggestion><match no="5" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example>Nobody else <marker>walks</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="walks">Someone else always <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="enters">Somebody else usually <marker>enter</marker> the building.</example>
                <example>Nobody <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--  subjunctive with 'that' -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token>that</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>'He' in subjunctive clause must be used base form of the verb: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example>She recommended that he <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="walk">She stipulates that he <marker>walking</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>He <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--  subjunctive without 'that' -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|help|prevent|stop|be|have</exception></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBG"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The word '<match no="2"/>' in subjunctive clause must be used with a base form of a verb: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example>She recommended he <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example correction="walk">She stipulates he <marker>walking</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>He <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>What is he doing here at this hour?</example>
                <example>And why was she crying?</example>
                <example>What's he going to do?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>
                        <exception regexp="yes">(that|ha[ds]|will|must|could|can|should|would|does|did|may|might|t|let)</exception>
                        <exception inflected="yes" regexp="yes">feel|hear|see|watch|prevent|help|stop|be</exception>
                        <exception postag="C[CD]|IN|DT|MD|NNP|\." postag_regexp="yes"/>
                        <exception scope="previous" postag="PRP$"/>
                        </token>
                    <token postag="NNP" regexp="yes">.{2,}<exception postag="JJ|CC|RP|DT|PRP\$?|NNPS|NNS|IN|RB|WRB|VBN" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VB|VBP" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">\p{Lower}+<exception postag="VBN|VBD|JJ|IN|MD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="IN|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>The proper name in singular (<match no="2"/>) must be used with a third-person verb: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="walks">Ann <marker>walk</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>Bill <marker>walks</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>Guinness <marker>walked</marker> to the building.</example>
                <example>Roosevelt and Hoover speak each other's lines.</example>
                <example>Boys are at higher risk for autism than girls.</example>
                <example>In reply, he said he was too old for this.</example>
                <example>I can see Bill looking through the window.</example>
                <example>Richard J. Hughes made his Morris County debut in his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial elections.</example>
                <example>... last night got its seven-concert Beethoven cycle at Carnegie Hall off to a good start.</example>
                <example>... and through knowing Him better to become happier and more effective people.</example>
                <!-- TODO: Fix false-positive: The library and Medical Center are to the north.-->
                <!-- The present Federal program of vocational education began in 1917. -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">Have|Are|Am</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun <match no="3"/> must be used with <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Has"><marker>Have</marker> she bought a ticket?</example>
                <example>Has anyone done this?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">Have|Are|Am</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NNP" regexp="yes">.{2,}<exception postag="JJ|CC|RP|DT|PRP\$|NNPS|NNS|IN|RB|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The singular proper name <match no="3"/> must be used with <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Has"><marker>Have</marker> Mary bought a ticket?</example>
                <example>Has Jack done this?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">Have|Are|Am</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">he|she|someone|somebody|nobody|anyone</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The pronoun <match no="4"/> must be used with <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="has">When <marker>have</marker> he bought a ticket?</example>
                <example>Why has anyone done this?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token postag="WRB|WP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">Have|Are|Am</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NNP" regexp="yes">.{2,}<exception postag="JJ|CC|RP|DT|PRP\$|NNPS|NNS|IN|RB|WRB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The singular proper name <match no="4"/> must be used with <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBZ"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="has">When <marker>have</marker> Mary bought a ticket?</example>
                <example>Why has Mary done this?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="PRP_PAST_PART" name="Agreement error: past participle without 'have'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START" skip="-1"><exception inflected="yes" postag="V.*" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes" scope="next">have|be</exception></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">I|you|he|she|we|they</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="VBN"><exception postag="VBD|VBP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible grammatical error. You used a past participle without using any required verb ('be' or 'have'). Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VBD" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="did">He <marker>done</marker> it.</example>
                <example>It was done by him.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
            <pattern>
            <token regexp="yes">([wc]|sh)ould|might|must</token>
            <marker>
                <token postag="VBN"><exception postag="VB[PD]" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>have <match no="2"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="have been|be">You could <marker>been</marker> from Russia.</example>
            <example>They should break away from Russia.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
            <pattern>
            <token regexp="yes" postag="MD">can|may|shall|will</token>
            <marker>
                <token postag="VBN"><exception postag="VB[PD]" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>been</exception></token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" postag="VB"/></suggestion> or <suggestion>be <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="go|be gone">You can <marker>gone</marker> from Russia.</example>
            <example>They shall break away from Russia.</example>
            <example>I knew almost exactly what the will had said.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
            <pattern>
            <marker>
            <token regexp="yes">can|may|shall|will</token>
            <token>been</token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 be</suggestion> or <suggestion>has \2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="can be|has been">You <marker>can been</marker> gone from Russia.</example>
            <example correction="can be|has been">It <marker>can been</marker> seen at night.</example>
            <example>They shall break away from Russia.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
            <pattern>
            <token regexp="yes">ought|need|used</token>
            <token>to</token>
            <marker>
                <token postag="VBN"><exception postag="VB[PD]" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" postag="VB"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible grammatical error</short>
            <example correction="be">You used to <marker>been</marker> stupid.</example>
            <example>They need to do this.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="EQUALLY_AS" name="equally as (equally)">
            <pattern>
                <token>equally</token>
                <token>as</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Don't say 'equally as'. You can use either <suggestion>equally</suggestion> or <suggestion>as</suggestion> on its own. When comparing two nouns, use <suggestion>just as</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="equally|as|just as">This model is <marker>equally as</marker> effective.</example>
            <example>My new grammar checker is just as slow as the old one.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="CANT_HELP_BUT" name="can't help but (can't help + gerund)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>cannot</token>
                    <token>help</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>but</token>
                        <token postag="VB"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>This is sometimes considered a nonstandard phrase. Use <suggestion><match no="4" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <url>http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/69212/cannot-help-but-think-vs-cannot-but-think-vs-cannot-help-thinking</url>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="falling">I cannot help <marker>but fall</marker> in love with you.</example>
                <example>I cannot help <marker>falling</marker> in love with you.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>can</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>help</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>but</token>
                        <token postag="VB"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>This is sometimes considered a nonstandard phrase. Use <suggestion><match no="6" postag="VBG"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <url>http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/69212/cannot-help-but-think-vs-cannot-but-think-vs-cannot-help-thinking</url>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="falling">I can't help <marker>but fall</marker> in love with you.</example>
                <example>I <marker>can't help falling</marker> in love with you.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="IF_OR_NOT" name="if or not (whether or not)">
            <pattern>
                <token>if</token>
                <token>or</token>
                <token>not</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This is a non-standard phrase. Did you mean <suggestion>whether or not</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="whether or not">It's not certain whether communication with the site's customer service has led it to be clear <marker>if or not</marker> this is true.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="KIND_OF_A" name="'kind/type/sort of a/an'">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">kind|sort|type</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token regexp="yes">an|a</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Don't include '\3' after a classification term. Use simply <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="kind of">What <marker>kind of a</marker> man is Bush?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="REASON_IS_BECAUSE" name="'the reason... is because'">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token skip="6">reason</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>is</token>
                    <token>because</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <!--  or &lt;suggestion&gt;because&lt;/suggestion&gt; -->
            <message>Probably an incorrect phrase. Use 'the reason <suggestion>is that</suggestion>'.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="is that">The reason we were late <marker>is because</marker> there was an accident.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BECAUSE_OF_I" name="because of we (because we)">
            <pattern>
                <token>because</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token regexp="yes">I|he|she|we|they</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Probable usage error. Use <suggestion>\1 \3</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="Because we"><marker>Because of we</marker> didn't want a big train, but we want a fast train.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BOTH_AS_WELL_AS" name="both... as well as (and)">
            <pattern>
                <token skip="-1">both<exception scope="next">and</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <token>well</token>
                    <token>as</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Probable usage error. Use <suggestion>and</suggestion> after 'both'.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>He is both rich and handsome.</example>
            <example>He is both rich and smart <marker>as well as</marker> handsome.</example>
            <example>He is both very rich and smart <marker>as well as</marker> handsome.</example>
            <example correction="and">He is both very rich <marker>as well as</marker> handsome.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ACCORDING_TO_ME" name="according to me (in my opinion)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <token>according</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>me</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase can sound awkward in English. Consider using <suggestion>in my opinion</suggestion> or <suggestion>I think</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="In my opinion|I think"><marker>According to me</marker>, this is a great movie.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="AFRAID_OF_HEIGHT" name="'afraid of' + singular">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN"><exception postag="NNS|NNPS|NN:U.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">dark|wind|rain</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="JJ.*|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The noun should be probably in the plural form: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="spiders">I'm afraid of <marker>spider</marker>.</example>
                <example>I'm afraid of <marker>heights</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token postag="JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="JJ.*|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The noun should be probably in the plural form: <suggestion><match no="4" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="spaces">I'm afraid of open <marker>space</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">dark|wind|rain</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="JJ.*|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>You probably should use this form here: <suggestion>the \3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="the dark">I'm afraid of <marker>dark</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="I_AFRAID" name="'I afraid of' (I'm afraid of)">
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                  <marker>
                    <token>I<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">am|was</exception></token>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                  </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>You miss the verb here. You should rather write: <suggestion>\1'm \2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="I'm afraid"><marker>I afraid</marker> of the dark.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                  <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">you|we|they<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">are|were|made</exception></token>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                  </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>You miss the verb here. You should rather write: <suggestion>\1're \2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="You're afraid"><marker>You afraid</marker> of the dark.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                  <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">s?he|it<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">is|was|made</exception></token>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                  </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>You miss the verb here. You should rather write: <suggestion>\1's \2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="He's afraid"><marker>He afraid</marker> of the dark.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                  <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">you|we|they</token>
                    <token>don</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                  </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'\5' is not a verb. You should rather write: <suggestion>\1're not \5</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>You're afraid of the dark.</example>
                <example correction="You're not afraid"><marker>You don't afraid</marker> of the dark.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                  <marker>
                    <token>I</token>
                    <token>don</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                  </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'\5' is not a verb. You should rather write: <suggestion>\1'm not \5</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>I'm afraid of the dark.</example>
                <example correction="I'm not afraid"><marker>I don't afraid</marker> of the dark.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
                <pattern>
                  <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">s?he|it</token>
                    <token>doesn</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <token>afraid</token>
                  </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">of|to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'\5' is not a verb. You should rather write: <suggestion>\1's not \5</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example>He's afraid of the dark.</example>
                <example correction="She's not afraid"><marker>She doesn't afraid</marker> of the dark.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker><token>afraid</token>
              <token>the</token>
              <token regexp="yes">dark|wind|rain</token>
              </marker>
              <token postag="SENT_END|[,;:]" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>The adjective \1 is used with 'of': <suggestion>\1 of \2 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example>I'm afraid of the dark.</example>
            <example>From the look of the sky I'm afraid the rain won't let up for a while.</example>
            <example correction="afraid of the rain">I'm <marker>afraid the rain</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker><token>afraid</token>
              <token postag="NNS"/>
              </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>The adjective \1 is used with 'of': <suggestion>\1 of \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="afraid of spiders">I'm <marker>afraid spiders</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <marker><token>afraid</token>
              <token postag="VB"><exception regexp="yes">wind|rain</exception></token>
              </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>The adjective \1 is used with 'to': <suggestion>\1 to \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="afraid to eat">I'm <marker>afraid eat</marker> spiders.</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="DOES_XX_CAN" name="Wrong usage of modal verbs in questions">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <token regexp="yes">Does|Do</token>
                <token postag="NN:U|PRP\$|PRP" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <token postag="MD"><exception>need</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possibly wrong usage of '\2' in the question. Did you mean: <suggestion>\4 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="Can someone"><marker>Does someone can</marker> reproduce what I described before?</example>
            <example>Do you need anything?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="THERE_S_MANY" name="Possible agreement error 'there's' + plural noun">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                    <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|NNP|JJ.*|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>lots</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1're \4</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="There're problems"><marker>There's problems</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There're problems in Iraq.</example>
                <example>There's lots of time left.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                    <token postag="DT|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|NNP|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1're \4 \5</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="There're many problems"><marker>There's many problems</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There're many problems in Iraq.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token>is</token>
                    <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|NNP|JJ.*|DT|RB" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 are \3</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="There are problems"><marker>There is problems</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There are problems in Iraq.</example>
                <example>There is sometimes a problem with this rule.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token>is</token>
                    <token postag="DT|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NN|NNP|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 are \3 \4</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="There are many problems"><marker>There is many problems</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There are many problems in Iraq.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="THERE_RE_MANY" name="Possible agreement error 'there're' + singular noun">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>re</token>
                    <token chunk="B-NP-singular" min="0" max="1"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token chunk="E-NP-singular"><exception postag="NNPS"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="5" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="problems">There're <marker>problem</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There're problems in Iraq.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>re</token>
                    <token chunk="B-NP-singular" min="0" max="1"/>
                    <token chunk="I-NP-singular" min="0" max="-1"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token chunk="E-NP-singular"><exception postag="NNPS"/></token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. Did you mean <suggestion><match no="6" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible agreement error</short>
                <example correction="problems">There're a lot <marker>problem</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There's a whole lot of problems in Iraq.</example>
                <example correction="problems">There're many <marker>problem</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There're many problems in Iraq.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>there</token>
                    <token>are</token>
                    <token chunk="B-NP-singular" min="0" max="1"/>
                    <token chunk="I-NP-singular" min="0" max="-1"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token chunk="E-NP-singular" postag_regexp="yes" postag="NNP?">
                            <exception postag="NNPS"/>
                            <exception postag="CD"/>
                            <exception regexp="yes">variety|number|couple|pair|litany|lot</exception><!-- there are a number of -->
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. Did you mean <suggestion suppress_misspelled="yes"><match suppress_misspelled="yes" no="5" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="problems">There are many <marker>problem</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There are many problems in Iraq.</example>
                <example>Other than this, there are no known surviving texts.</example>
                <example>There are many other deliberately insulting terms.</example>
                <example>There are a variety of other types.</example><!-- common usage, see Google ngram -->
                <example>There are ten known isoforms of adenylate cyclases in mammals.</example>
                <!--TODO: <example>Among them there are Rachid Boudjedra, Rachid Mimouni, Leila Sebbar, and Tahar Djaout.</example>-->
                <!--TODO: <example>Though there are several volunteer and semi-professional organizations.</example>-->
                <example correction="problems">There are a lot <marker>problem</marker> in Iraq but it is not a terrible situation.</example>
                <example>There is a whole lot of problems in Iraq.</example>
                <example>There are never fewer than eight of them on stage.</example>
                <example>There are some even now.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="A_LOT_OF_NN" name="Possible agreement error: 'a lot/bunch/couple of' + singular countable noun">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>a</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">lot|bunch|couple|lack</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token postag="NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:U|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="4"/> seems to be countable; consider using: <suggestion>a <match no="2"/> of <match no="4" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="a lot of cars">I have <marker>a lot of car</marker>.</example>
            <example>I have <marker>a lot of wine</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LOTS_OF_NN" name="Possible agreement error: 'lots/plenty of' + singular countable noun">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">lots|plenty</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token postag="NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:.*|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS|NN:U.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="3"/> seems to be countable; consider using: <suggestion><match no="1"/> of <match no="3" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="lots of books">I have got <marker>lots of book</marker>.</example>
            <example>I have got <marker>lots of wine</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CD_NN" name="Possible agreement error: numeral + singular countable noun">
            <antipattern>
                <token>top</token>
                <token postag="CD"/>
                <token>hit</token>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>   <!-- *two sliver and black triangles* -->
                <marker><token postag="CD"/>
                <token postag="NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <token regexp="yes">and|or</token>
                <token postag="NN(:UN?)?" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NNS"/>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token regexp="yes">the|another</token>
                <token>number</token>
                <marker><token postag="CD"/></marker>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token>be</token>
                <marker>
                    <token postag="CD"/>
                    <token>next</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">month|year|birthday|week</token>
                </marker>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token postag="CD"/>
                <token>by</token>
                <token postag="CD"/>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>Billboard</token>
                <token min="0" max="1">Hot</token>
                <marker><token regexp="yes">[12]00</token></marker>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token>top</token>
                <token regexp="yes">ten|10</token>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token postag="CD"/>
                <token>page</token>
                <token>survey</token>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern> <!-- two week's time - there's another rule for this mistake: CD_WEEK_S -->
                <token postag="CD"><exception regexp="yes">one|1</exception></token>
                <token regexp="yes">week|month|hour</token>
                <token regexp="yes">'</token>
                <token>s</token>
                <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token spacebefore="yes" postag="CD">
                    <exception regexp="yes">one|thou|zero|1</exception>
                    <exception regexp="yes">1[789]\d\d</exception><!-- exclude, might be year -->
                    <exception regexp="yes">20[0123]\d</exception><!-- exclude, might be year -->
                    <exception postag="NNP"/><exception scope="previous" postag="DT|PRP\$|POS" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <exception regexp="yes" scope="previous">&months;|season|category|size|\$\d+</exception>
                    <exception spacebefore="no" scope="previous">.</exception>
                    <exception scope="previous">×</exception>
                </token>
                <token chunk="I-NP-singular" min="0" max="-1">
                    <exception regexp="yes">Pound|Dollar|percent|minute|megapixel|bit|foot|[kcm]m|BC|[KMGk]B|^[^a-zA-Z]+</exception>
                    <exception regexp="yes">one|thou|zero|1</exception>
                    <exception regexp="yes">[,;()×]</exception>
                </token>
                <marker>
                    <token chunk="E-NP-singular">
                        <exception postag="NN:UN?|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*|IN|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                        <exception>will</exception>
                        <exception>are</exception> <!-- chunker treats it as E-NP-singular at times... -->
                        <exception regexp="yes">lb|yd|ft|Msec|[kcm]m|[km]g|gm|stat|[ck]c|hr|min|m3|mcg|cpu|[KMGk]B|kelvin|saw|percent</exception>
                        <exception regexp="yes">&months;|size|\$\d+|\d+|\)</exception>
                        <exception regexp="yes">&weekdays;</exception>
                        <exception>year</exception><!-- "16 year old Ahmad" -->
                        <exception>trained</exception><!-- "300 to 400 being trained each year" - mistagging by OpenNLP -->
                        <exception>caused</exception>
                        <exception regexp="yes">Ave|Avenue|Street|Terrace|Square|Plaza</exception><!-- probably an address, "333 Grant Avenue" -->
                    </token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible agreement error. The noun '<match no="3"/>' seems to be countable, so consider using: <suggestion suppress_misspelled="yes" ><match no="3" suppress_misspelled="yes" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="books">I have five <marker>book</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="chapters">Additionally, there are over 500 college and university <marker>chapter</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="chapters">There are 500 college and university <marker>chapter</marker>.</example>
            <example>1777 舑 American Revolutionary War: British forces abandon the Siege of Fort Stanwix...</example>
            <example>I have <marker>ten books</marker>.</example>
            <example>I have <marker>one bottle</marker> of wine.</example>
            <example>Exactly 1 hour!</example>
            <example>It was 30 cm long.</example>
            <example>By 700 BC war between the two Empires became inevitable.</example>
            <example>I have two book readers in my palmtop.</example>
            <example>US$10,000 for a single 25 minute episode.</example>
            <example>Thomas Watson at 333 Grant Avenue in San Francisco.</example>
            <example>The 16 year old Ahmad Shah Durrani.</example>
            <example>At its 1864 convention, the Republican Party selected Andrew Johnson.</example>
            <example>The 2007 ceremony was watched by more than 40 million Americans.</example>
            <example>The $6,100,000,000 measure, which was passed last Monday by the Senate...</example>
            <example>Friday's letters asked for a Nov. 15 meeting.</example>
            <example>It takes about 16 Msec. to traverse 25 mm. of tissue.</example>
            <example>$800 billion economy was envisioned for the 1970s</example>
            <example>Middle East peace after Israel's 1956 invasion of Egypt</example>
            <example>The Apollo 8 mission was well covered in the British documentary.</example>
            <example>This is 3 H2O.</example>
            <example>A dramatic series in 1956 saw a record that will probably never be beaten.</example>
            <example>Those with five or six are most common.</example>
            <example>I'll be in my office from ten tomorrow.</example>
            <example>Willard Olvey, 18, of 963 Ponce De Leon Ave., was there last year.</example>
            <example>The World War 2 German bomber rolled down a runway and took off.</example>
            <example>Volume dipped to 3.28 million shares from 3.98 million Monday.</example>
            <example>It is five and seventeen.</example>
            <example>Last week the board, by a 4 to 3 vote, decided to ask voters.</example>
            <example>Before he was forty Griffith had created the art of the film.</example>
            <example>In the 1860 - 70 decade there are many poems like Revulsion.</example>
            <example>And also a twin 15 mm version based on the Light Tank Mk.</example>
            <example>The right half is split into two silver and black triangles.</example>
            <example>List of players to wear the number 14 shirt since Johan Cruyff's departure</example>
            <example>She said he would be sixteen next month.</example>
            <example>The screen is fixed to the 640 × 400 1-bit mono mode, and no external video port was provided.</example>
            <example>Game board with 108 spaces arranged in a 12 by 9 array</example>
            <example>In the United States, the song peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, paving the way for their first album and their first trip as a group there.</example>
            <example>Since then the corporate headquarters have moved to New York City at 1 Park Avenue in Manhattan, before moving to the Financial District to the former JP Morgan Chase headquarters at 4 New York Plaza.</example>
            <example>It's ten past six.</example>
            <example>The price of rice rose by three percent.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CD_DOZENS_OF" name="Plural form of numbers in 'two dozens of' (two dozen)">
        <pattern>
            <token postag="CD"/>
            <token regexp="yes">dozens|hundreds|thousands|[bm]illions</token>
            <token>of</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Use a singular form of the numeral here: <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="2" postag="NN"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example correction="two dozen">You need <marker>two dozens of</marker> eggs.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NODT_DOZEN" name="Numeral (dozen, hundred, thousand, million) without a determiner or a number">
          <pattern>
            <token regexp="yes">dozen|hundred|thousand|[bm]illion<exception scope="previous" postag_regexp="yes" postag="UNKNOWN|CD|W?DT|PRP\$|JJ"/><exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">[\$€£\p{Lu}]+\d+|per|s|of|few|several|'</exception></token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Use simply: <suggestion>a <match no="1"/></suggestion>.</message>
          <short>Grammatical problem</short>
          <example correction="a hundred">You need almost <marker>hundred</marker> eggs.</example>
          <example>The U.S. government gave USD250 million to UNITA between 1986 to 1991.</example>
          <example>It was selected as the first of Life magazine's 'hundred photos that changed the world'.</example>
          <example>At a peak of 6 <!--note: non-breaking space --><marker>million</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MUCH_COUNTABLE" name="'much' + countable noun, e.g. 'much (many) children'">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>much</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NNS"><exception postag="NN:U"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>many</suggestion> with countable nouns.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem with countable noun</short>
            <example correction="many">There are <marker>much</marker> children.</example>
        </rule> 
        <rule id="MANY_NN" name="Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + singular countable noun">
            <antipattern>
                <token>many</token>
                <token>regard</token>
                <token regexp="yes">him|her|it|this|them|his|its</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">many|several|few</token>
                    <token postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="NN:U|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*|MD|CC|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception inflected="yes">be</exception></token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NN.*|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be countable; consider using: <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match suppress_misspelled="yes" no="2" postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="several books">I have <marker>several book</marker>.</example>
            <example>I have <marker>many books</marker>.</example>
            <example>I have <marker>much wine</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="many ways">... which is right in <marker>many way</marker>.</example>
            <example>The state legislature gerrymandered the few Birmingham legislative seats.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="DT_JJ_NO_NOUN" name="Missing noun after an adjective">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_END"><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Probably a noun is missing in this part of the sentence.</message>
                <example correction="">This is <marker>an absurd</marker>.</example>
                <example>This is an absurd opinion.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="VBZ"><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Probably a noun is missing in this part of the sentence.</message>
                <example correction=""><marker>An absurd</marker> is making my existence meaningless.</example>
                <example>An absurd existence is meaningless.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="MANY_NN_U" name="Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>many</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN[PS]?|NNPS|JJ.*|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>much <match no="2"/></suggestion>, <suggestion>a good deal of <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="much wine|a good deal of wine">I have <marker>many wine</marker>.</example>
                <example>How many wine bars are there in Cheshire?</example>
                <example>This ended in death-like trances with many lying exhausted and panting on chair and floor.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>many</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*|VBG" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="CC"/>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>much <match no="2"/></suggestion>, <suggestion>a good deal of <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="much wine|a good deal of wine">There are <marker>many wine</marker> and a lot is happening this spring.</example>
                <example>There are many wine and food festivals this spring.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>many</token>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="3"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>much <match no="2"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>, <suggestion>a good deal of <match no="2"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="much red wine|a good deal of red wine">I have <marker>many red wine</marker>.</example>
                <example>I have <marker>much wine</marker>.</example>
                <example>How many wine bars are there in Cheshire?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>many</token>
                        <token postag="JJ"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="CC"/>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="3"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>much <match no="2"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>, <suggestion>a good deal of <match no="2"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="much red wine|a good deal of red wine">I have <marker>many red wine</marker> and a lot is happening this spring.</example>
                <example>There are many good wine and food festivals this spring.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>a</token>
                        <token>number</token>
                        <token>of</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="4"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>much <match no="4"/></suggestion>, <suggestion>a good deal of <match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="much wine|a good deal of wine">I have <marker>a number of wine</marker>.</example>
                <example>How many wine bars are there in Cheshire?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>few</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>little <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="little wine">I have a <marker>few wine</marker>.</example>
                <example>I have <marker>little wine</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>few</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="CC"/>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>little <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="little wine">There is <marker>few wine</marker> and a lot is happening this spring.</example>
                <example>There are few wine and food festivals this spring.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>several</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>some <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="some wine">I have <marker>several wine</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>several</token>
                        <token postag="NN:U"><exception postag="NN:UN|NN|NNP|NNS|NNPS|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="CC"/>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                    <token><exception postag="NNS|NNPS" postag_regexp="yes"/><exception>'</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possible agreement error. The noun <match no="2"/> seems to be uncountable; consider using: <suggestion>some <match no="2"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Grammatical problem</short>
                <example correction="some wine">There is <marker>several wine</marker> and a lot is happening this spring.</example>
                <example>There are several wine and food festivals this spring.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="NOT_NOTHING" name="Wrong negated forms ('not... nothing' instead 'not... anything')">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes"><exception scope="previous">or</exception>not|nobody|nothing|never</token>
                    <token postag="VB.*" postag_regexp="yes" skip="1"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes"><exception negate_pos="yes" postag="PRP|VB.*|TO|IN" postag_regexp="yes" scope="previous"/>nothing|nobody|nowhere</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Double negation. You probably should say <suggestion><match no="3" regexp_match="no(.*)" regexp_replace="any$1"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="anything">Nobody told me <marker>nothing</marker>.</example>
                <example correction="anybody">I'm not speaking to <marker>nobody</marker> in this class.</example>
                <example correction="anything">I didn't notice <marker>nothing</marker> wrong.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="TIP_AND_TRICK" name="misspelled tips and tricks">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>tips</token>
                    <token>and</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>trick</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3"/>s</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="tricks">tips and <marker>trick</marker></example>
             </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>tip</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>and</token>
                    <token>tricks</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="1"/>s</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="tips"><marker>tip</marker> and tricks</example>
             </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="SENTENCE_FRAGMENT" name="Sentence is a fragment">
            <url>http://www.chompchomp.com/rules/fragrules.htm</url>
            <!--rule R0.1A Single word list, likely to start a fragment -->
            <!-- Note: 
                I took this list of likely fragment indicators directly from the following link http://www.chompchomp.com/rules/fragrules.htm
                -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <token skip='-1' />
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>,|;|:|!|\?</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <token skip='-1' />
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- 'that' is not always a connective -->
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">that|whoever</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was</token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">that|whoever</token>
                    <token postag="MD"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">that|whoever</token>
                    <token postag="VBZ"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">that|whoever</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">s|ll|ve</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token skip="-1" regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                            <exception postag="DT"/>
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>Though</marker> the dog likes to bark.</example>
                <example correction=""><marker>After</marker> we had dinner.</example>
                <example>Though the dog likes to bark, it's still a nice dog.</example>
                <example>After we had dinner, we went to the cinema.</example>

            </rule>
            <!-- Note: 
                The following are too useful not to be declared as phrases, unfortunately I want to make progress and I can't find a decent tutorial on 'phrases' and 'unify' 
                -->
            <!--rule R0.1B Phrase 'Even [list]', likely to start a fragment -->
            <!-- Note:
                Here , mainly for easy maintenance, I am using the full list from the previous rule. Some combinations of 'Even' with the list are very unlikely and probably wrong in their own right!
            -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>Even</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>Even</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>even</token>
                        <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                            <exception postag="DT"/>
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>Even if</marker> the dog likes to bark.</example>
                <example>Even if the dog likes to bark; it's still a nice dog.</example>
                <example>That was probably what influenced their decision.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--rule R0.1C phrase 'So [list]', likely to start a fragment -->
            <!-- Note:
                Here , mainly for easy maintenance, I am using the full list from the previous rule. Some combinations of 'So' with the list are very unlikely and probably wrong in their own right!
            -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>So</token>
                        <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>So if</marker> the dog likes to bark.</example>
                <example>So if the dog likes to bark; it's still a nice dog.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--rule R0.1D phrase 'So, [list]', likely to start a fragment -->
            <!-- Note:
                Here , mainly for easy maintenance, I am using the full list from the previous rule. Some combinations of 'So' with the list are very unlikely and probably wrong in their own right!
            -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token postag=',|:' postag_regexp='yes' />
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token postag=',|:' postag_regexp='yes' />
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>So</token>
                        <token postag=',|:' postag_regexp='yes' />
                        <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3 \4” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>So, if</marker> the dog likes to bark.</example>
                <example>So, if the dog likes to bark; it's still a nice dog.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--rule R0.1E phrase 'So even [list]', likely to start a fragment -->
            <!-- Note:
                Here , mainly for easy maintenance, I am using the full list from the previous rule. Some combinations of 'So even' with the list are very unlikely and probably wrong in their own right!
            -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token>even</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token>even</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>So</token>
                        <token>even</token>
                        <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                        </token>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3 \4” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>So even if the dog likes to bark.</marker></example>
                <example>So even if the dog likes to bark; it's still a nice dog.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--rule R0.1F phrase 'So, even [list]', likely to start a fragment -->
            <!-- Note:
                Here , mainly for easy maintenance, I am using the full list from the previous rule. Some combinations of 'So even' with the list are very unlikely and probably wrong in their own right!
            -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token postag=',|:' postag_regexp='yes' />
                    <token>even</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>So</token>
                    <token postag=',|:' postag_regexp='yes' />
                    <token>even</token>
                    <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                    </token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If ir got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>So</token>
                        <token postag=',|:' postag_regexp='yes' />
                        <token>even</token>
                        <token skip='-1' regexp='yes'>after|although|as|because|before|if|once|since|than|that|though|unless|until|when|whenever|where|whereas|wherever|whether|which|whichever|while|who|whoever|whom|whomever|whose
                        </token>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3 \4 \5” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>So, even if the dog likes to bark.</marker></example>
                <example>So, even if the dog likes to bark; it's still a nice dog.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--rule R0.1G phrase 'In order that', likely to start a fragment -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>In</token>
                    <token>order</token>
                    <token skip='-1'>that</token>
                    <!-- start search after 2nd token in case it is a comma -->
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>In</token>
                    <token>order</token>
                    <token skip='-1'>that</token>
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>In</token>
                        <token>order</token>
                        <token skip='-1' >that</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag='SENT_END' />
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3 \4” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>In order that</marker> the dog guards the house.</example>
                <example>In order that dog guards the house; it needs to bark loudly.</example>
            </rule>
            <!--rule R0.1H phrase 'Provided that', likely to start a fragment -->
            <rule>
                <!-- Does it have a comma or semicolon or end with an exclamation or question mark?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>Provided</token>
                    <token skip='-1'>that</token>
                    <token regexp='yes'>[,;:!\?]</token>
                </antipattern>
                <!-- Does it have an unpunctuated CC/SC?-->
                <antipattern>
                    <token postag='SENT_START' />
                    <token>Provided</token>
                    <token skip='-1'>that</token>
                    <token postag='CC' />
                </antipattern>
                <!-- If it got past the antipatterns, then something is wrong -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_START' />
                        <token>Provided</token>
                        <token skip='-1'>that</token>
                    </marker>
                        <token postag='SENT_END' />
                </pattern>
                <message>“\2 \3” at the beginning of a sentence requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence. </message>
                <short>Punctuation error, sentence looks like a fragment</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>Provided that</marker> the dog guards my house.</example>
                <example>Provided that the dog guards my house; I do not mind it barking loudly.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>    
    </category>
    <category name="Collocations" type="grammar">
      <rule id="HAVE_CD_YEARS" name="Wrong phrase: have x years old (be x years old)">
        <pattern>
          <token inflected="yes">have</token>
          <token postag="CD"/>
          <token>years</token>
          <token>old</token>
        </pattern>
        <message>This phrase is used with 'be': <suggestion><match no="1" postag_regexp="yes" postag="VB.*">be</match> <match no="2"/> <match no="3"/> <match no="4"/></suggestion>.</message>
        <short>Wrong phrase</short>
        <example>I am 25 years old.</example>
        <example correction="is 25 years old">He <marker>has 25 years old</marker>.</example>
      </rule>
        <rule id="IN_NOWADAYS" name="Wrong phrase: 'in nowadays' (nowadays)">
          <pattern>
            <token>in</token>
            <token>nowadays</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>\2 is used without 'in'. Use simply: <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
          <short>Wrong phrase</short>
          <example correction="Nowadays"><marker>In nowadays</marker>, many organizations are jumping in the social websites bandwagon.</example>
          <example>Nowadays, many organizations are jumping in the social websites bandwagon</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="SUPERIOR_THAN" name="Wrong preposition: 'superior/inferior than' (superior/inferior to)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes"><exception scope="previous">more</exception>superior|inferior</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>than</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adjective \1 is normally used with <suggestion>to</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Wrong collocation</short>
                <example correction="to">He feels inferior <marker>than</marker> us.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>more</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">superior|inferior</token>
                    <token>than</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The adjective \1 is normally used with to and does not need 'more' (so called implicit comparative). Probably you need to write: <suggestion>\2 to</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Wrong collocation</short>
                <example correction="inferior to">He feels <marker>more inferior than</marker> us.</example>
                <example>He feels inferior to them.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="OBVIOUS_FOR" name="Wrong preposition: 'obvious for' (obvious to)">
          <pattern>
            <token>obvious</token>
            <token>for</token>
            <token postag="PRP|NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">he|years|decades|months</exception></token>
          </pattern>
          <message>The adjective \1 is normally used with 'to': <suggestion>\1 to \3</suggestion>.</message>
          <example correction="obvious to me">It's <marker>obvious for me</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TODAY_MORNING" name="Wrong phrase: 'today morning' (this morning)">
            <pattern>
                <token>today</token>
                <token regexp="yes">morning|afternoon|evening</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This is a non-standard collocation. Normally, <suggestion>this \2</suggestion> is used.</message>
            <short>Wrong collocation</short>
            <example correction="this evening">I'm going home <marker>today evening</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="YESTERDAY_NIGHT" name="Wrong phrase: 'yesterday night' (last night)">
            <pattern>
                <token>yesterday</token>
                <token>night</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This is a non-standard collocation. Normally, <suggestion>last night</suggestion> is used.</message>
            <short>Wrong collocation</short>
            <example correction="last night">I was there <marker>yesterday night</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TODAY_NIGHT" name="Wrong phrase: 'today night' (tonight)">
            <pattern>
                <token>today</token>
                <token>night</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This is a non-standard collocation. Normally, <suggestion>tonight</suggestion> is used instead.</message>
            <short>Wrong collocation</short>
            <example correction="tonight">I'm going fishing <marker>today night</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WORRY_FOR" name="Wrong collocation: 'worry for' (worry about)">
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token inflected="yes">worry<exception scope="previous" postag="DT|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                        <token>for</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The verb 'worry' does not normally take the preposition 'for'. Did you mean <suggestion>\1 about</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="worry about">Don't <marker>worry for</marker>.</example>
                <example>I am worried about her.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <!-- ====================================================================== -->
    <!-- Miscellaneous -->
    <!-- ====================================================================== -->
    <category name="Miscellaneous">
        <rulegroup type="locale-violation" id="CURRENCY" name="Position of currency symbols: '100$' ($100)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d+[$€£¥\u8371]</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The currency mark is usually put at the beginning of the number: <suggestion><match no="1" regexp_match="(\d+)([$€£¥\u8371])" regexp_replace="$2$1"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Put currency at the beginning</short>
                <example correction="$100">You owe me <marker>100$</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d+</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">[$€£¥\u8371]</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The currency mark is usually put at the beginning of the number: <suggestion>\2\1</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Put currency at the beginning</short>
                <example correction="$100">You owe me <marker>100 $</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule type="whitespace" id="CURRENCY_SPACE" name="Whitespace after currency symbols: '$ 100' ($100)">
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">[$€£¥\u8371]</token>
                    <token regexp="yes" spacebefore="yes">\d+</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The currency mark is usually written without any whitespace: <suggestion>\1\2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Remove whitespace</short>
                <example correction="$100">You owe me <marker>$ 100</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="EN_QUOTES" name="Smart quotes (“”)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="``"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use a smart opening quote here: <suggestion>“</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_quote#Electronic_documents</url>
                <short>Use smart quotes</short>
                <example correction="“">This is a (<marker>&quot;</marker>test&quot;).</example>
                <example correction="“"><marker>&quot;</marker>Test&quot;!</example>
                <example>“Test”!</example>
                <example correction="“">This is another <marker>&quot;</marker>test&quot;.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <antipattern> <!-- don't beautify inches -->
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="''|SENT_START" skip="-1"><exception scope="next" postag="``"/></token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d{1,2}(?:[-\.]\d{1,2})?</token>
                    <marker><token postag="''"/></marker>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="''"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use a smart closing quote here: <suggestion>”</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_quote#Electronic_documents</url>
                <short>Use smart quotes</short>
                <example correction="”">This is a (&quot;test<marker>&quot;</marker>)</example>
                <example correction="”">Use a quote &quot;here<marker>&quot;</marker> to say something.</example>
                <example correction="”">This is another &quot;test<marker>&quot;</marker>.</example>
                <example correction="”">Achilles is mentioned in the song &quot;57821<marker>&quot;</marker>, by Janelle Monáe ft.</example>
                <example>“Test”!</example>
                <example>Economy class seats have a seat pitch of 31-33&quot;</example>
                <example correction="”">American baseball player nicknamed &quot;The Animal<marker>&quot;</marker></example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>`</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no">`</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use a smart opening quote here: <suggestion>“</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_quote#Electronic_documents</url>
                <short>Use smart quotes</short>
                <example correction="“"><marker>``</marker>Test”.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>„</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Possibly wrong smart opening quote: <suggestion>“</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/„</url>
                <example correction="“"><marker>„</marker>Test”.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule default="off" id="ELLIPSIS" name="Smart ellipsis (…)">
            <pattern>
                <token>.</token>
                <token>.</token>
                <token>.</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use typographical ellipsis character here instead: <suggestion>…</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="…">This is important <marker>. . .</marker> as far as I know.</example>
            <example>This is important – as far as I know.</example>
            <example correction="…">This is important<marker>...</marker> as far as I know.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WRONG_APOSTROPHE" name="Wrong apostrophe character">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">(ain|aren|can|couldn|didn|doesn|don|hadn|hasn|haven|isn|mayn|mightn|mustn|needn|oughtn|shan|shouldn|wasn|weren|won|wouldn)</token>
                <token regexp="yes">(´|`)</token>
                <token>t</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>You used an accent character instead of an apostrophe. Please use either <suggestion>\1'\3</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1’\3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Accent character misused as apostrophe</short>
            <example correction="shouldn't|shouldn’t">You <marker>shouldn´t</marker> do it!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CONTRACTED_FORM_NOT" name="shouldn't not (shouldn't)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">ain|aren|can|couldn|didn|doesn|don|hadn|hasn|haven|isn|mayn|mightn|mustn|needn|oughtn|shan|shouldn|wasn|weren|won|wouldn</token>
                <token regexp="yes">’|'</token>
                <token>t</token>
                <token>not</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>You used a negation after a negated contracted verb. Did you mean simply <suggestion>\1\2\3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Negation after negation</short>
            <example correction="shouldn't">You <marker>shouldn't not</marker> do it!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALSO_SENT_END" name="'also' at the end of the sentence">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>also</token>
                </marker>
                <token>.</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>'Also' is not used at the end of the sentence. Use <suggestion>as well</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>'Also' at the end of sentence</short>
            <example>You will also buy some eggs.</example>
            <example correction="as well">You will buy some eggs <marker>also</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="PASSIVE_VOICE" name="Passive voice">
            <rule> <!-- Passive infinitive (1/2) -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token skip="1" inflected="yes">be</token>
                        <!-- skip=1 to handle: it is not possible, it is also possible, etc. -->
                        <token postag="VBN|JJ" postag_regexp="yes"/> <!--said|thought|believed|possible|necessary|impossible|known|argued -->
                        <token>that</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "It is possible that the sky is blue." can be changed to "The sky might be blue".</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>It is possible that</marker> the sky is blue.</example>
                <example correction=""><marker>It is also possible that</marker> the sky is blue.</example>
                <example>The sky might be blue.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- Passive infinitive (2/2) -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token skip="1" inflected="yes">be</token>
                        <!-- skip to allow for: not, also, etc -->
                        <token postag="VBN"/> <!-- said, known, believed, thought, etc. -->
                        <token>to</token>
                        <token skip="1">have</token>
                        <!-- skip to allow for: not, also, etc -->
                        <token>been</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "He is said to have been happy."  can be changed to "The people said that he was happy." if you can define who/what performed the action.</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction="">He <marker>is said to have been</marker> happy.</example>
                <example correction="">He <marker>is said to have not been</marker> happy.</example>
                <example>The people said that he was happy.</example>
                <example correction="">He <marker>is not thought to have been</marker> happy.</example>
                <example correction="">He <marker>was not thought to have been</marker> happy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- Passive infinitive (2/2) -->
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token skip="1" inflected="yes">be</token>
                        <!-- skip to allow for: not, also, etc -->
                        <token postag="VBN"/> <!-- said, known, believed, thought, etc. -->
                        <token>to</token>
                        <token>be</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "He is said to be happy." could be changed to "The people said that he was happy." if you can define who/what performed the action.</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction="">He <marker>is said to be</marker> happy.</example>
                <example>People say that he is happy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token skip="-1" regexp="yes" inflected="yes">advise|insist|propose|recommend|suggest</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes" skip="1"/>
                        <!-- skip must/could/should/etc -->
                        <token>be</token>
                        <token postag="VBN"/>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "He insisted that red should be used." can be changed to "He insisted on using red."</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction="">He insisted that <marker>red should be used</marker>.</example>
                <example correction="">He insisted that <marker>red be used</marker>.</example>
                <example>He insisted on using red.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern> <!-- future perfect tense -->
                    <token skip="1" regexp="yes">will|shall</token>
                    <!-- skip to allow for "not", "also", etc. -->
                    <token>have</token>
                    <token>been</token>
                    <token postag="VBN"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "Her work will have been finished by tonight." can be changed to "She will have her work finished by tonight."</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction="">Her work <marker>will have been finished</marker> by tonight.</example>
                <example correction="">Her work <marker>will not have been finished</marker> by tonight.</example>
                <example>She will have her work finished by tonight.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token skip="1" inflected="yes">be</token>
                    <!-- skip to allow for "not", "also", etc. -->
                    <token>being</token>
                    <token postag="VBN"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "A cake is being baked by him." can be changed to "He is baking a cake."</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction="">A <marker>cake is being baked</marker> by him by tonight.</example>
                <example>He is baking a cake.</example>
                <example correction="">A <marker>cake is also being baked</marker> by him by tonight.</example>
                <example correction="">A <marker>cake was also being baked</marker> by him by tonight.</example>
                <example correction="">A dozen <marker>cookies were also being baked</marker> by him by tonight.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                    <token skip="1" inflected="yes">be</token>
                    <!-- skip to allow for "not", "also", etc. -->
                    <token skip="2" postag="VBN"/>
                    <!-- skip to allow for "a noun" or "a adjective noun", etc. -->
                    <token>by</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Change from passive to active voice? Example: "Instruments are played by her." can be changed to "She plays instruments."</message>
                <short>Passive voice</short>
                <example correction=""><marker>Instruments are played by</marker> her.</example>
                <example correction=""><marker>Instruments were played by</marker> her.</example>
                <example correction=""><marker>Instruments are not played by</marker> her.</example>
                <example correction=""><marker>John was given a book by</marker> her.</example>
                <example>She plays instruments.</example>
            </rule>

        </rulegroup> <!-- end passive voice rule -->

        <rule id="THE_EXACTLY_THE" name="Duplicated 'the' surrounding an adverb">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token postag="RB"/>
                <token>the</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Duplicated 'the' in the phrase: '\1 \2 \3'. Did you mean <suggestion>\2 \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Duplicated 'the'</short>
            <example correction="really the">That’s <marker>the really the</marker> point of these songs.</example>
            <example correction="exactly the">It is <marker>the exactly the</marker> same thing.</example>
            <example>This is the way the music dies.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="DT_DT" name="Two consecutive articles, e.g. 'the a'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">a|an|the</token>
                        <token postag="DT" regexp="yes">a|an|the</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">'|\.</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Maybe you need to remove one determiner so that only <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>\2</suggestion> is left.</message>
                <short>Two consecutive articles</short>
                <example correction="The|A"><marker>The a</marker> thing is this.</example>
                <example correction="an|a">This is <marker>an a</marker> flower.</example>
                <example>The Thames was once a much broader river.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="DT" inflected="yes" regexp="yes">a|the</token>
                        <token>this</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">'|\.</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Maybe you need to remove the second determiner so that only <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>\2</suggestion> is left.</message>
                <short>Two consecutive articles</short>
                <example correction="a|this">I like <marker>a this</marker> dog.</example>
                <example correction="the|this">This is <marker>the this</marker> idea I was talking about!</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">an?|the</token>
                        <token regexp="yes" spacebefore="yes">['&quot;“]</token>
                        <token postag="DT" regexp="yes" spacebefore="no">an?|the</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception regexp="yes">'|\.</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Maybe you need to remove the second determiner so that only <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>\2\3</suggestion> is left.</message>
                <short>Two consecutive articles</short>
                <example correction="The|'An"><marker>The 'an</marker> international movie' is interesting.</example>
                <example>The Thames was once a much broader river.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
          <rule id="DT_PRP" name="The you (you)">
            <pattern>
              <token postag="DT" inflected="yes" regexp="yes">a|the</token>
              <token postag="PRP\$?" postag_regexp="yes"><exception regexp="yes">(?iu)US|[Oo][Nn][Ee]</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Possible typo. Did you mean <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>\2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>The cat is on the mat.</example>
            <example correction="the|he">Strode past the now frightened man, entered <marker>the he</marker> house.</example>
            <example>It was an impulse when she was here in Me'a She'arim.</example>
            <example>Asphalte in its natural state from the mine at Pyrimont Seysell in France.</example>
            <example correction="The|My"><marker>The my</marker> search could return docs.</example>
            <example correction="the|my">The dots in <marker>the my</marker> life.</example>
          </rule>
        <rule id="AN_ANOTHER" name="an another (an/another)">
            <pattern>
                <token>an</token>
                <token>another</token>
                <token/>
            </pattern>
            <message>One of these determiners is redundant in this context. Choose only one: <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+INDT"/></suggestion> or <suggestion><match no="2"/> <match no="3"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant determiner</short>
            <example correction="a lonely|another lonely">It's <marker>an another lonely</marker> night.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="PHRASE_REPETITION" name="Repetition of two words ('at the at the')">
            <!--  made more general-->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token negate_pos="yes" postag="SENT_START" regexp="yes"><exception>and</exception>\p{L}+</token>
                    <token regexp="yes"><exception>and</exception>\p{L}+</token>
                    <token><match no="0"/></token>
                    <token><match no="1"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This phrase is duplicated. You should probably leave only <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Duplicated phrase</short>
                <example correction="at the">Hepatology <marker>at the at the</marker> turn of centuries.</example>
                <example correction="on the">Again he returned to the study and placed the lamp <marker>on the on the</marker> table</example>
                <example correction="from the">A handicapped accessible shuttle bus is available <marker>from the from the</marker> Purdue University parking lot.</example>
                <example>All we wanted to do was to stand very quietly and look and look and look.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="I_VE_A" name="Non-standard contractions '(I've a...)'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token/>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>ve</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This is a non-standard contraction. Use <suggestion>\1 have \4</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1've got \4</suggestion> to express possession.</message>
                <short>Non-standard contraction</short>
                <example>I've got a new car.</example>
                <example correction="I have a|I've got a"><marker>I've a</marker> new car.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>ve</token>
                    <token postag="CD"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>This is a non-standard contraction. Use <suggestion>have \3</suggestion> or <suggestion>'ve got</suggestion> to express possession.</message>
                <short>Non-standard contraction</short>
                <example>I've got three new cars.</example>
                <example correction="have three|'ve got">I<marker>'ve three</marker> new cars.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup type="locale-violation" id="CD_00oclock" name="7:00 o'clock (7:00 or 7 o'clock)">
           <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token regexp="yes">\d</token>
              <token>:</token>
              <token>00</token>
              <token>o</token>
              <token>'</token>
              <token>clock</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Wrong phrase. Use <suggestion>\1\2\3</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1 \4\5\6</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://esl.about.com/library/beginner/bltime.htm</url>
            <short>Non-standard phrase</short>
            <example correction="7:00|7 o'clock">It's <marker>7:00 o'clock</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
           <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token regexp="yes">\d</token>
              <token>:</token>
              <token regexp="yes">\d\d<exception>00</exception></token>
              <token>o</token>
              <token>'</token>
              <token>clock</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Wrong phrase; 'o'clock is used only at the full hour. Use simply <suggestion>\1\2\3</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <url>http://esl.about.com/library/beginner/bltime.htm</url>
            <short>Non-standard phrase</short>
            <example>It's 7 o'clock.</example>
            <example correction="7:45">It's <marker>7:45 o'clock</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
    </category>
    <category name="Punctuation Errors" type="typographical">
        <rule id="APOS_ARE" name="extraneous apostrophes before 'are'">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token postag='NN'/>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                </marker>
                <token>are</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean the plural instead of the possessive?</message>
            <suggestion>\1\3</suggestion>
            <short>extraneous apostrophe</short>
            <example correction="cars">The <marker>car's</marker> are cheap.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="STATE_OF_THE_ART" name="state of the art (state-of-the-art)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>state</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>art</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='NN.*|NNS' postag_regexp='yes'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>state-of-the-art</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="state-of-the-art">We present our <marker>state of the art</marker> solution.</example>
            <example>We compare our results to the <marker>state of the art</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="OUT_OF_PLACE" name="out of place (out-of-place) etc.">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>out</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">place|door|doors|band|bounds|town|state|wedlock|pocket|order</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='NN.*|NNS' postag_regexp='yes'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>out-of-\3</suggestion>?</message>
            <example>This word is <marker>out of place</marker>.</example>
            <!--<example type='incorrect'>This word is <marker>out-of-place</marker>.</example>-->
            <example correction="out-of-place">This is an <marker>out of place</marker> word.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="OUT_OF_THE_WAY" name="out of the way (out-of-the-way) etc.">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>out</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>way</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='NN.*|NNS' postag_regexp='yes'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>out-of-the-way</suggestion>?</message>
            <example>They seem to be having five hindrances <marker>out of the way</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="out-of-the-way">An <marker>out of the way</marker> place.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="EG_NO_COMMA" name="'e.g.' without a comma">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>e</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no">g</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes">,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The comma is missing here:<suggestion>e.g.,</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>The are several grammar checkers for English, e.g., LanguageTool.</example>
                <example correction="e.g.,">The are several grammar checkers for English, <marker>e.g.</marker> LanguageTool.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>eg</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes">,|\.</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>A comma and a dot are missing here: <suggestion>e.g.,</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>The are several grammar checkers for English, e.g., LanguageTool.</example>
                <example correction="e.g.,">The are several grammar checkers for English, <marker>eg</marker> LanguageTool.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>eg</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes">,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>A comma and a dot are missing here: <suggestion>e.g.,</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>The are several grammar checkers for English, e.g., LanguageTool.</example>
                <example correction="e.g.,">The are several grammar checkers for English, <marker>eg.</marker> LanguageTool.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="IE_NO_COMMA" name="'i.e.' without a comma">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>i</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no">e</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes">,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The comma is missing here: <suggestion>i.e.,</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>i.e.,</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
                <example correction="i.e.,">Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>i.e.</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>ie</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes" regexp="yes">,|\.</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The comma and dots are missing here:<suggestion>i.e.,</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>i.e.,</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
                <example correction="i.e.,">Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>ie</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>ie</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes">,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The comma and dots are missing here: <suggestion>i.e.,</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>i.e.,</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
                <example correction="i.e.,">Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>ie.</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="NO_SPACE_CLOSING_QUOTE" name="Missing space after closing quote">
            <pattern>
                <token>”</token>
                <token regexp='yes' spacebefore='no'>\w+</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>There should be a space after a closing quote.</message>
            <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>
            <example correction="” said">“Good morning, Frank,<marker>”said</marker> Hal.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup name="abbreviations with spaces in between (e. g.)" id="EG_SPACE">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">[Ee]</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                        <token spacebefore="yes">g</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>There should be no space here: <suggestion>e.g.</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>The are several grammar checkers for English, e.g., LanguageTool.</example>
                <example correction="e.g.">The are several grammar checkers for English, <marker>e. g.</marker> LanguageTool.</example>
                <example>E. G. Erdos, L. E. Boggs, C. D. Mackey</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>i</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                        <token spacebefore="yes">e</token>
                        <token>.</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>There should be no space here: <suggestion>i.e.</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example>Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>i.e.,</marker> a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
                <example correction="i.e.">Who's responsible for providing public facilities, <marker>i. e.</marker>, a post office, library, etc. for the Northwest?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>

        <rulegroup default="off" name="Warn when the serial comma is not used (incomplete)" id="SERIAL_COMMA_ON">
            <rule>
                <!-- This rule detects the simplest case:
                   Noun, Noun and Noun -->
                <pattern>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                        <token regexp="yes">and|or</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>The serial comma is missing: <suggestion>\3, \4</suggestion>.</message>
                <example>The pen, <marker>pencil, and</marker> book are on the desk.</example>
                <example correction="pencil, and">The pen, <marker>pencil and</marker> book are on the desk.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup default="off" name="Warn when the serial comma is used (incomplete)" id="SERIAL_COMMA_OFF">
            <rule>
                <!-- This rule detects the simplest case:
                   Noun, Noun, and Noun -->
                <pattern>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                        <token>,</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">and|or</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Remove the serial comma: <suggestion>\3 \5</suggestion>.</message>
                <example>The pen, <marker>pencil and</marker> book are on the desk.</example>
                <example correction="pencil and">The pen, <marker>pencil, and</marker> book are on the desk.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule default="off" id="COMMA_WHICH" name="No comma before 'which'">
          <pattern>
            <token><exception regexp="yes">[,(-–−—―"“]|that</exception><exception postag="IN|TO|;|SENT_START" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            <token>which</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>Probably a comma is missing here: <suggestion>\1, \2</suggestion>. Or if you want to use a restrictive clause, use <suggestion>\1 that</suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Writing/t.html#that</url>
          <short>Comma missing</short>
          <example correction="house, which|house that">I am going to the <marker>house which</marker> burned down.</example>
          <example>The science fair, which lasted all day, ended with an awards ceremony.</example>
          <example>This is an example (which is dull).</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="COMMA_MONTH_DATE" name="Comma after a month name in a date">
        <pattern>
            <marker>
                <token regexp="yes">&months;</token>
                <token>,</token>
                <token regexp="yes">[1-3][0-9]{3}</token>
            </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>The comma is probably incorrect: <suggestion>\1 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://www.thepunctuationguide.com/comma.html</url>
            <short>Spurious comma</short>
            <example correction="October 1958">The store closed its doors for good in <marker>October, 1958</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BY_DEFAULT_COMMA" name="Comma after by default at the beginning of a sentence.">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <marker>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>By</token>
                    <token>default</token>
                </marker>
                <token negate="yes">,</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean: <suggestion>By default,</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Punctuation error</short>
            <example correction="By default,"><marker>By default</marker> this setting is enabled.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="SENT_START_CONJUNCTIVE_LINKING_ADVERB_COMMA" name="Commas after conjunctive/linking adverbs in front of a new sentence.">
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>further</token>
                    <token>research</token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token>instead</token></marker>
                    <token>of</token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token>rather</token></marker>
                    <token>than</token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token chunk="B-PP">besides</token></marker>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token>also</token></marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">in|since</token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token regexp="yes">thus|still</token></marker>
                    <token postag="VB." postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token>however</token></marker>
                    <token postag="JJ"/>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <marker><token regexp="yes">accordingly|additionally|also|consequently|similarly</token></marker>
                    <token postag="VBP"><exception negate_pos="yes" postag="VBP?" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>Also</token>
                    <token>commemorated</token>
                </antipattern>
                <antipattern>
                    <!-- typical headline, but may hide real errors... -->
                    <token>Further</token>
                    <token>reading</token>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- TODO: also cover the case where a new sub-clause is connected by ";|, $adverb," and detect missing punctuation -->
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <!-- now, next, then and yet are not solely linking adverbs and result in too many false positives -->
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">accordingly|additionally|also|besides|comparatively|consequently|conversely|elsewhere|equally|finally|further|furthermore|hence|henceforth|however|indeed|instead|likewise|meanwhile|moreover|namely|nevertheless|nonetheless|otherwise|rather|similarly|still|subsequently|thereafter|therefore|thus|typically
                            <exception negate_pos="yes" postag="RB">further</exception>
                        </token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes">,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you forget a comma after a conjunctive/linking adverb?</message>
                <suggestion>\2,</suggestion>
                <url>https://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/ConjAdv.html</url>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example correction="Nonetheless,"><marker>Nonetheless</marker> you should set commas to enhance readability.</example>
                <example>Further Spanish attacks were harsh.</example>
                <example>Besides the power analysis, there are less formal methods...</example>
                <example correction="Besides,"><marker>Besides</marker> I promised her we would come.</example>
                <example>Also in 1875, the legislature passed the Blaine Amendment.</example>
                <example>Thus began the infamous "prison ships" system.</example>
                <example>However fast you may walk, you can't catch up with him.</example>
                <example>Also specify your gender.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- TODO: also cover the case where a new sub-clause is connected by ";|, $adverb," and detect missing punctuation -->
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">addition|contrast|comparison</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token negate="yes">,<exception>to</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you forget a comma after a conjunctive/linking adverb?</message>
                <suggestion>\3,</suggestion>
                <url>https://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/ConjAdv.html</url>
                <short>Punctuation error</short>
                <example correction="addition,">In <marker>addition</marker> he created a great rule for LanguageTool.</example>
                <example>In addition to these, it is also featured in Schoolhouse Rock.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
    </category>
    <category name="Commonly Confused Words" type="misspelling">
        <rule id="LAWSUIT" name="law suit (lawsuit)" >
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>law</token>
                    <token inflected='yes' regexp="yes">suit|suite</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>law<match no="2" regexp_match="suite" regexp_replace="suit" /></suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="lawsuit">The plaintiff brought a <marker>law suit</marker> against the defendant</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DEPENDENT" name="Dependent" >
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>dependant</token>
                </marker>
                <token>on</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>dependent</suggestion> on?</message>
            <example correction="dependent">They are <marker>dependant</marker> on the results</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BUY_VBG" name="buy (by) + gerund verb">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>buy</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VBG'><exception>cooking</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>by</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction='by'>We exploit these two features <marker>buy</marker> using Named Entity recognition.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FURTHER_ADIEU" name="Further ado instead of further adieu">
            <pattern>
                <token>further</token>
                <token>adieu</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>further ado</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/without+further+ado</url>
            <example correction="further ado">Without <marker>further adieu</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ADOPT_TO" name="Adapt to v. adopt to">
            <pattern>
                <token>adopt</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>adapt to</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="adapt to">Maybe you will need time to <marker>adopt to</marker> the situation.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TO_AIDE" name="Aide in wrong context">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>aide</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to aid</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://grammar.about.com/od/alightersideofwriting/a/Aid-And-Aide.htm</url>
            <example correction="to aid">I want <marker>to aide</marker> you in a task.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALL_THE_FURTHER" name="'all the further' is a common, but incorrect phrase">
            <pattern>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>further</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>as far as</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="as far as">That's <marker>all the further</marker> I'll go.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALLY_ALLAY" name="'ally' used in wrong situation">
            <pattern case_sensitive='yes'>
                <marker>
                    <token>ally</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='VBZ|NNS|VB|VBP|NN:UN' postag_regexp='yes'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>allay</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://lessons.englishgrammar101.com/EnglishGrammar101/Module6/Lesson6-8.aspx</url>
            <example correction="allay">I would like to <marker>ally</marker> concern.</example>
        </rule>
        <!--
        <rule id="ALOT_ALLOT" name="In this situation, allot has a double 'l'">
            <pattern case_sensitive='yes'>
                <token>alot</token>
                <token postag='NN:U|NNS|JJ|VB|VBP' postag_regexp='yes'></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>allot <match no="2"/></suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/alot_a_lot_allot.htm</url>
            <example type='incorrect'>I would like to <marker>alot time</marker> for a task.</example>
            <example>I would like to allot time for a task.</example>
        </rule>
        -->
        <rule id="AMENABLE_AMENDABLE" name="Amendable to error">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>amendable</token>
                </marker>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>amenable</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="amenable">You must be <marker>amendable</marker> to compromise.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ARCHITECT_VERB" name="Architect as a verb">
            <pattern>
                <token>to</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>architect</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='DT|NN|NNS|NN:U|NN:UN' postag_regexp='yes'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Architect is a noun, not a verb. Did you mean <suggestion>design</suggestion> or <suggestion>devise</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Architect is a noun, not a verb</short>
            <example correction="design|devise">I would like to <marker>architect</marker> a house</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ASCETIC_ACID" name="Ascetic acid v acetic acid">
            <pattern>
                <token>ascetic</token>
                <token>acid</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>acetic acid</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="acetic acid">There was a spill of <marker>ascetic acid</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AS_WELL_AS_BETTER" name="Missing &apos;as&apos; in &apos;as well as or better than&apos;">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>well</token>
                <token>or</token>
                <token>better</token>
                <token>than</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>as well as or better than</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="As well as or better than"><marker>As well or better than</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AWAITING_FOR" name="Awaiting for - incorrect">
            <pattern>
                <token>awaiting</token>
                <token>for</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>awaiting</suggestion> or <suggestion>waiting for</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="awaiting|waiting for">He was <marker>awaiting for</marker> a person.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AXED_ASKED" name="Axed v asked">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>axed</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag='PRP'/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>asked</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="asked">He <marker>axed</marker> me to dinner.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PUBIC_X" name="pubic (public) education etc.">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>pubic</token>
                </marker>
                <!-- source of exceptions: the most common words after 'pubic' from Google ngran corpus (v1) -->
                <token><exception regexp="yes">hairs?|bones?|symphysis|areas?|and|tubercles?|arch|regions?|ramus|rami|lice|crest|triangle|or|mound|ligament|louse|spine|hairlines?|angle|branch|portions?|skins?|symphyseal|symphyses</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>public</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Public"><marker>Pubic</marker> Affairs is a term for the formal offices of the branches of the US Department of Defense.</example>
            <example><marker>Pubic</marker> hair is the hair in the frontal genital area of adolescent and adult humans.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CALENDER" name="calender (calendar)">
            <pattern>
                <token>calender</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>calendar</suggestion>, a system of organizing days? A 'calender' is a machine.</message>
            <example correction="calendar">A <marker>calender</marker> is a system of organizing days for social, religious, commercial or administrative purposes.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ON_BEHAVE" name="on behave (on behalf)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>behave</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>on behalf</suggestion> (in the name of, as a representative of)?</message>
            <example correction="on behalf">They act <marker>on behave</marker> of a user.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WITCH_IS_WRONG" name="witch (which) is wrong">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>witch</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp='yes'>is|was</token>
                <token regexp='yes'>wrong|right</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>which</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="which">Which position is right and <marker>witch</marker> is wrong</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THEY_WHERE" name="where (were)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp='yes'>they|we</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>where</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>were</suggestion>, the simple past of "to be"?</message>
            <example correction="were">It seems unlikely that they <marker>where</marker> going to achieve it.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ALTER_BOY" name="confusion of alter/altar">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>alter</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">boy|server</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>altar</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="altar">He was an <marker>alter</marker> boy.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>alter</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>altar</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="altar">He was at the <marker>alter</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">significantly|radically|fundamentally|dramatically|drastically|substantially</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>altar</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>alter</suggestion> (=change)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="alter"> Forty-seven percent of executives said they were concerned that retiring Boomers will significantly <marker>altar</marker> the workforce in the next decade.</example>
                <example>He will radically alter his work.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="CONFUSION_OF_DECENT_DESCENT" name="confusion of decent/descent">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">Aboriginal|African|Albanian|American|Armenian|Asian|British|Canadian|Caribbean|Chinese|Davidic|Dutch|English|European|French|Irish|Indian|Italian|Japanese|Jewish|German|Greek|Mexican|Polish|Scottish|Spanish|common|steep|direct|high|gradual|noble</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>decent</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>descent</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="descent">He is of Asian <marker>decent</marker>.</example>
                <example>He is of Asian descent</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes" inflected="yes">with|provide|few|have|really|thoroughly|halfway|get|quite|fairly|reasonably|being|still|look|relatively|some|otherwise|most|be|perfectly|offer|way|create|how|many|up|enough|pretty|somewhat|mad|just|also|fundamentally<exception>s</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>descent</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>decent</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="decent">Looking for a hotel with <marker>descent</marker> rooms.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="DIFFUSE_TENSIONS" name="diffuse (defuse) tensions">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>diffuse</token>
                </marker>
                <token min="0">the</token>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">tension|situation</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>defuse</suggestion>, as in removing the fuse from a bomb? "Diffuse" as a verb means to spread out.</message>
            <url>http://afterdeadline.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/08/close-but-not-quite-4/</url>
            <example correction="defuse">They gathered at her police precinct to thank officers for their work and to <marker>diffuse</marker> tensions.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="COUNSEL_GENERAL" name="counsel (consul) general">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token>counsel</token>
                <token>general</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>consul general</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://afterdeadline.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/08/close-but-not-quite-4/</url>
            <example correction="consul general">Archer Blood, the <marker>counsel general</marker> in Dacca.</example>
            <example>The Counsel General for Wales is the Welsh Government’s Law Officer.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WILDLY_ACCEPTED" name="wildly (widely) accepted">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>wildly</token>
                </marker>
                <token>accepted</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>widely</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="widely">This idea is now <marker>wildly</marker> accepted.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THROUGH_THOROUGH" name="a through(thorough) discussion etc.">
            <pattern>
                <token>a</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>through</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>thorough</suggestion> (accurate, exhaustive)?</message>
            <example correction="thorough">The manual does not have a <marker>through</marker> discussion of the topic.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WAS_WANDERING_IF" name="I was wandering (wondering) if">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">am|was|is|been</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>wandering</token>
                </marker>
                <token>if</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wondering</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="wondering">I was <marker>wandering</marker> if someone could help me.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="KNEW_NEW" name="knew (new)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="JJ">
                    <exception regexp="yes">only|ever|already|or|then|likely|soon|now|one|else|few|much</exception>
                    <exception postag_regexp="yes" postag="NN.*"/>
                </token>
                <marker>
                    <token>knew</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>new</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>The artistic community <marker>knew</marker> his name.</example>
            <example>If I only <marker>knew</marker> how.</example>
            <example correction="new">This is very <marker>knew</marker> to me.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="PRICE_PRIZE" name="price (prize)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">win</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">the|a</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">pri[sc]es?</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="3" regexp_match="pri[sc]" regexp_replace="priz"/></suggestion> (reward)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="prize">She won a <marker>price</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>consolation</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">pri[sc]es?</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="pri[sc]" regexp_replace="priz"/></suggestion> (reward)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="prize">That is the consolation <marker>price</marker>.</example>
                <example correction="prizes">These are the consolation <marker>prices</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">Nobel|Noble</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">pri[sc]e</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Nobel Prize</suggestion> (reward)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Nobel Prize">That is the <marker>Nobel Price</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="PRIZE_PRICE" name="prize (price)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">pri[sz]e</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">spiral|stability</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>price</suggestion> (cost)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="price">This is called <marker>prize</marker> spiral.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="LOOK_WATCH" name="look (watch)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">be</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token skip="2">looking<exception scope="next">for</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">TV|television</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>watching</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="watching">I am <marker>looking</marker> TV.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token skip="2">looks<exception scope="next">for</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">TV|television</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>watches</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="watches">She <marker>looks</marker> TV every morning.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token skip="2">look<exception scope="next">for</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">TV|television</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>watch</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="watch">I <marker>look</marker> TV every morning.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token skip="2">looked<exception scope="next">for</exception></token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">TV|television</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>watched</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="watched">I <marker>looked</marker> TV in the morning.</example>
                <example correction="watched">She <marker>looked</marker> poker on television.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="SITE_SIDE" name="site (side)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">positive|negative</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>site</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>side</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="side">On the positive <marker>site</marker>, there are some improvements.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="SIDE_SITE" name="side (site)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">abandoned|building|construction</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>side</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>site</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="site">There is a construction <marker>side</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="BELIEVE_BELIEF" name="believe (belief)">
            <pattern>
              <token postag="JJ|PRP\$|W?DT" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|PRP\$|W?DT" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/><exception regexp="yes">former|th[eo]se|some|many|all</exception></token>
              <marker>
                  <token regexp="yes">believes?</token>
              </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="ieve" regexp_replace="ief"/></suggestion> (noun) instead of <match no="2"/> (verb)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>We <marker>believe</marker> that this is wrong.</example>
            <example>an atheist <marker>believe</marker></example>
            <example correction="belief">It is my strong <marker>believe</marker> that something has to be changed.</example>
            <example>Mr. Kennedy, Mr. White believes, had mastered politics on so many different levels that no other American could match him.</example>
            <example correction="belief">It is the <marker>believe</marker> of the people.</example>
            <example correction="beliefs">Are there different <marker>believes</marker>?</example>
            <example>Some <marker>believe</marker> the public should have the freedom.</example>
            <example>We all believe that it's true.</example>
            <example>My sister believes that I'll end up with someone really generic.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BELIEF_BELIEVE" name="belief (believe)">
            <pattern>
<!--               <token postag="PRP|NNP" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="PRP|NNP" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/></token> -->
              <token postag="PRP"><exception postag="PRP" negate_pos="yes"/></token>
              <marker>
                  <token regexp="yes">beliefs?</token>
              </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="ief" regexp_replace="ieve"/></suggestion> (verb) instead of <match no="2"/> (noun)?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>But Baptist beliefs can vary.</example>
            <example correction="believe">We <marker>belief</marker> that this is wrong.</example>
            <example correction="believes">He <marker>beliefs</marker> that this is wrong.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="PROVE_PROOF" name="prove (proof)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>prove</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>concept</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>proof of concept</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="proof of concept">It's just a <marker>prove of concept</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="JJ|PRP\$" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ|PRP\$" postag_regexp="yes" negate_pos="yes"/><exception>former</exception></token>
                  <marker>
                      <token regexp="yes">proves?</token>
                  </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion><match no="2" regexp_match="ove" regexp_replace="oof"/></suggestion> (noun) instead of <match no="2"/> (verb)?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="proof">Their <marker>prove</marker> is wrong.</example>
                <!--<example correction="proof">The <marker>prove</marker> is wrong.</example> TODO-->
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="IT_SEAMS" name="it seams (seems)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>it</token>
                        <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                        <token>s</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>seems</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>it</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="it">Being vegan easier than <marker>it's</marker> seems, experts say.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>it</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>seams</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>seems</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="seems">Being vegan easier than it <marker>seams</marker>, experts say.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="EASE_OFF_USE" name="ease off (of) use">
            <pattern>
                <token>ease</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>off</token>
                </marker>
                <token>use</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>of</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="of">Increase ease <marker>off</marker> use.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="NOT_AD_ALL" name="not ad (at) all">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>ad</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>at</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="at">No, not <marker>ad</marker> all.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <token postag="JJ"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>ad</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>at</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="at">This is not true <marker>ad</marker> all.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="TAKING_CASE_OF_IT" name="take case (care) of it">
            <pattern>
                <!-- needs to be this specific to avoid false alarm on e.g. &quot;Michigan court won't take case of boy's broken wrist&quot; -->
                <token inflected="yes">take</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>case</token>
                </marker>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>it</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>care</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>We're taking <marker>care</marker> of it.</example>
            <example correction="care">We need to take <marker>case</marker> of it.</example>
            <example correction="care">We took <marker>case</marker> of it.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="I_WANDER_IF" name="I wander (wonder) if">
            <pattern>
                <token>I</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>wander</token>
                </marker>
                <token>if</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>wonder</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="wonder">I <marker>wander</marker> if I'm studying enough?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WORTH_THAN" name="worth (worse) than">
            <pattern>
                <token negate="yes" regexp="yes">more|less</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>worth</token>
                </marker>
                <token>than</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>worse</suggestion>, the comparative of 'bad'?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example>Zynga estimated to be more <marker>worth</marker> than EA.</example>
            <example correction="worse">Is cloud hosting <marker>worth</marker> than hostgator?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NOT_JET" name="not jet (yet)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>jet</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="VBN"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>yet</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="yet">That is not <marker>jet</marker> decided.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="YOUR_NN" name="your (you're)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token inflected="no">you</token>
                    <token spacebefore="no" regexp="yes">['’]</token>
                    <token>re</token>
                </marker>
                <token postag="NN|NN:U|NN:UN|NNPS|NNS" postag_regexp="yes"><exception postag="JJ"/><exception regexp="yes">one|still|right</exception></token>
                <token><exception>enough</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>your</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example><marker>You're</marker> still working on it?</example>
            <example><marker>You're</marker> right!</example>
            <example>Let me know what you're up to.</example>
            <example>If you're drunk don't take the wheel of a car.</example>
            <example>You're old enough to know better.</example>
            <example>You're forever making mistakes.</example>
            <example>You're in perky form, aren't you?</example>
            <example> You're man enough to let her play, she's experimental and confident enough to do it.</example>
            <example correction="Your"><marker>You're</marker> optimization is a good example.</example>
            <example>You're Arthur Willis.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ACCEPT_EXCEPT" name="accept/except">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>please</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>except</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>accept</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="accept">Please <marker>except</marker> my apologies.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>(</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>accept</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>except</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="except">Police found the culprits (<marker>accept</marker> one).</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="VBN|VBD" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>did</exception></token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>accept</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>except</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="except">This is done <marker>accept</marker> for that fact that we still have JBossws 2.0.0 binaries.</example>
                <example>This is done except for the fact that we still have JBossws 2.0.0 binaries.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="AFFECT_EFFECT" name="affect vs effect">
            <url>http://grammar.yourdictionary.com/style-and-usage/affect-effect-grammar.html</url>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>affect</token>
                    <token postag='RP'/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>effect</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="effect">The primary <marker>affect on</marker> property values.</example>
                <example>The primary effect on property values.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- to no affect, to the affect -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">no|the</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>affect</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>effect</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="effect">We tried appeasing the rain gods, but to no <marker>affect</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- an affect on -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>an</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>affect</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>on</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>effect</suggestion> (=influence)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="effect">Regional factors have an <marker>affect</marker> on hotel guest satisfaction.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- in affect -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>affect</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>in effect</suggestion> (in substance, virtually)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="in effect">Parking Fees are <marker>in affect</marker> in this park.</example>
                <example>Parking Fees are in effect in this park</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- take affect, took affect, into affect -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">took|take|into</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>affect</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>effect</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="effect">The ban took <marker>affect</marker> at midnight.</example>
            </rule>

            <rule> <!-- may effect, might effect, would effect, etc -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">might|may|often|could|would|will|did|does|not|typically</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>effect</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>affect</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="affect">That might <marker>effect</marker> the bottom line.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- may effect, might effect, would effect, etc -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">might|may|often|could|would|will|did|does|not|typically</token>
                    <token postag="RB"/>
                    <marker>
                        <token>effect</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>affect</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="affect">That might adversely <marker>effect</marker> the bottom line.</example>
                <example>That might affect the bottom line.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- couldn't effect, shouldn't effect, didn't effect, etc. -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">couldn|shouldn|wouldn|didn|won|can</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>effect</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>affect</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="affect">The medicine shouldn't <marker>effect</marker> the baby.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- could've effected, should've effected, etc. -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">could|should|would</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>ve</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>effected</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>affected</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="affected">The medicine would've <marker>effected</marker> the baby.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- an immediate affect, no overall affect, with immediate affect, etc. -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">an|into|the|no|take|with</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">immediate|initial|event|overall|total</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>affect</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>effect</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="effect">The laws had an immediate <marker>affect</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule> <!-- two immediate affects, no overall affects, the immediate affects, etc. -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">two|three|four|five|into|the|no|take|with</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">immediate|initial|event|overall|total</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>affects</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>effects</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="effects">There was a law with immediate <marker>affects</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>side</token>
                    <token>affect</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>side effect</suggestion> (=adverse effect, unintended consequence)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="side effect">A <marker>side affect</marker> of global warming</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>side</token>
                    <token>affects</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>side effects</suggestion> (=adverse effect, unintended consequence)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="side effects">The <marker>side affects</marker> of global warming</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">side-effect|side-affect</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>side effect</suggestion> (=adverse effect, unintended consequence)? Open compounds are not hyphenated.</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="side effect">A <marker>side-affect</marker> of global warming</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- cause and affect::word=cause and effect::pivots=affect,effect -->
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>cause</token>
                    <token>and</token>
                    <token>affect</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>cause and effect</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="cause and effect">The experiment didn't obey the laws of <marker>cause and affect</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
              <pattern>
                <token>badly</token>
                <token>effected</token>
              </pattern>
              <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 affected</suggestion>?</message>
              <short>Possible typo</short>
              <example correction="badly affected">She was <marker>badly effected</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ECONOMICAL_ECONOMIC" name="'econonomical (economic) growth' etc.">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>economical</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">growth|development|policy|activity|recovery|reform|policies|crisis|cooperation|co-operation|problems|conditions|system|reforms|performance|history|climate|indicators|relations|power|situation|community|life|planning|affairs|theory|recession|change|review|factors|aid|benefits|circumstances|decline|sanctions|interests|analysis|strategy|difficulties|integration|issues|efficiency|assistance|position|terms|management|base|programme|digest|environment|union|activities|modelling|structure|success|reasons|sense|changes|forces|order|progress|loss|consequences|prosperity|resources|pressures|commission|depression|systems|miracle|regeneration|structures|trends|blockade|adviser|impact|restructuring|developments|measures|prospects|independence|stability|status|support|expansion</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>economic</suggestion> (=connected with economy)?</message>
            <short>Commonly confused word</short>
            <example correction="economic">This article deals with <marker>economical</marker> development of the Third World.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ECONOMIC_ECONOMICAL" name="'econonomic (economical) car' etc.">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>economic</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">way|use|repair|means|methods|method|price|proposition|manner|basis|car|cooking|design|heating|motoring|shopper</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>economical</suggestion> (=affordable, cheap)?</message>
            <short>Commonly confused word</short>
            <example correction="economical">This is a very <marker>economic</marker> car.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="IN_PRINCIPAL" name="principal (principle)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>in</token>
                        <token inflected="yes">principal</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 <match no="2" postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes">principle</match></suggestion> (=as a rule)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="In principle"><marker>In principal</marker> I don't think it will be too difficult.</example>
                <example>In principle, I don't think it will be too difficult.</example>
                <example>Each award of more than $1,000 in principal amount</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>basic</token>
                        <token inflected="yes">principal</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 <match no="2" postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes">principle</match></suggestion> (=rule)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example>In principle, I don't think it will be too difficult.</example>
                <example correction="basic principles">In this discussion we have endeavored to do this: to point out <marker>basic principals</marker> of liberty in which all people can believe.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>principle</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">activity|use|engineer|investigator|action|source|town|effect|actor|advantage|agent|aim|area|artist|assistant|attraction|author|branch|caste?|cause|character|church|city|component|composer|goal|group|method|officer?|owner|advocate|photography|student</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>principal</suggestion> (=main)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="principal">The <marker>principle</marker> activity of the Foundation is centred on humanitarian aid and charity, especially with regards to children.</example>
                <example>The principal activity of the Foundation is focused on humanitarian aid and charity.</example>
                <example correction="principal">Dr. Baumrind was listed as the grant's <marker>principle</marker> investigator.</example>
                <example correction="principal">Laundering money was the mob's <marker>principle</marker> activity.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>school</token>
                    <token>principle</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>school principal</suggestion> (=head of school)?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="school principal">Mr Brown is our new <marker>school principle</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="SAY_TELL" name="say (tell)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>say</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">me|him|her</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'Say' cannot be followed by a direct personal object. Did you mean <suggestion>tell</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="Tell"><marker>Say</marker> me the truth.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>said</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">me|him|her</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'Say' cannot be followed by a direct personal object. Did you mean <suggestion>told</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="told">He <marker>said</marker> me the truth.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>says</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">me|him|her</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'Say' cannot be followed by a direct personal object. Did you mean <suggestion>tells</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="tells">He <marker>says</marker> me the truth.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="EVERYDAY_EVERY_DAY" name="everyday (every day)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                    <token>everyday</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>'Everyday' is an adjective, and the comma is missing. Did you mean <suggestion>every day, \3</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="Every day, he"><marker>Everyday he</marker> gets up early.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                        <token>everyday</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </pattern>
                <message>'Everyday' is an adjective. Did you mean <suggestion>every day</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="Every day"><marker>Everyday</marker>, he gets up early.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                        <token>everyday</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception postag="NN.*|PRP|JJ.*" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>'Everyday' is an adjective. Did you mean <suggestion>every day</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Commonly confused word</short>
                <example correction="every day">He gets up early <marker>everyday</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="NIECE_NICE" name="niece (nice) day etc.">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>niece</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">try|holiday|vacation|day|conference</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>nice</suggestion> (=pleasant)?</message>
            <short>Commonly confused word</short>
            <example correction="nice">I wish you a <marker>niece</marker> holiday.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <category name="Nonstandard Phrases" type="misspelling">
        <rule id="IN_THE_MOMENT" name="in the moment (currently)">
            <!-- Typical mistake for German native speakers -->
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>moment</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception>of</exception></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>at the moment</suggestion> (=currently)?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example>No, <marker>currently</marker> not.</example>
            <example correction="at the moment">No, <marker>in the moment</marker> not.</example>
            <example>But in the moment of truth everyone could see that.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MAKE_SINCE" name="make since (sense)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">make<exception scope="previous">been</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>since</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NN.*|DT|CD" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>sense</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="sense">Something like 90 most likely never makes <marker>since</marker>.</example>
            <example>There have been three made <marker>since</marker> the launch.</example>
            <example>Many changes have been made <marker>since</marker> my previous visit.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALL_AND_ALL" name="all and all (all in all)">
            <pattern>
                <token><exception postag="IN" scope="previous"/>all</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>all</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase is nonstandard. Did you mean <suggestion>all in all</suggestion> (=after all, nevertheless)?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example>One for all and all for one!</example>
            <example correction="All in all"><marker>All and all</marker> it’s just another brick in the… toilet?</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ALL_OF_THE_SUDDEN" name="all of the sudden (all of a sudden)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>sudden</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This phrase is nonstandard. Did you mean <suggestion>all of a sudden</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/sudden.html</url>
                <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
                <example correction="all of a sudden">Why would a man <marker>all of the sudden</marker> send flowers?</example>
                <example>Why would anyone all of a sudden send flowers?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>sudden</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This phrase is nonstandard. Did you mean <suggestion>all of a sudden</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
                <example correction="all of a sudden">Why would a man <marker>all the sudden</marker> send flowers?</example>
                <example>Why would anyone all of a sudden send flowers?</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ALONG_THE_SAME_VEIN" name="along the same vein (along the same line, in the same vein)">
            <pattern>
                <token>along</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>same</token>
                <token>vein</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase is nonstandard. Use <suggestion>in the same vein</suggestion> or <suggestion>along the same line</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="in the same vein|along the same line">I've been working <marker>along the same vein</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EVER_SO_OFTEN" name="Misused phrase: 'ever so often (every so often)'">
            <pattern>
                <token>ever</token>
                <token>so</token>
                <token>often</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase is non-standard in most writing. Did you mean <suggestion>every \2 \3</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="Every so often"><marker>Ever so often</marker>, we put down the books, and go sailing!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EARLY_ADAPTER" name="early adapter (early adopter)">
            <pattern>
                <token>early</token>
                <token>adapter</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>early adopter</suggestion> (=someone who takes something early on)?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="early adopter">DualCore PC is available for purchase for selected companies in the <marker>early adapter</marker> program.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FAR_BE_IT_FOR_ME" name="far be it for me (far be it from me)">
            <pattern>
                <token>far</token>
                <token>be</token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>me</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>far be it from me</suggestion> (=may this possibility be far away from me)?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="Far be it from me"><marker>Far be it for me</marker> to say that you can’t.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MONEY_IS_NO_OPTION" name="money is no option (money is no object)">
            <pattern>
                <token>money</token>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>no</token>
                <token>option</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>money is no object</suggestion> (=money is no obstacle, cost what it may)?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="Money is no object"><marker>Money is no option</marker> when are you rich.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NIP_IT_IN_THE_BUTT" name="nip it in the butt (nip it in the bud)">
            <pattern>
                <token>nip</token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>butt</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>nip it in the bud</suggestion> (=stop it from flowering completely)?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="nip it in the bud">We'd like to <marker>nip it in the butt</marker> right here.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NOW_AND_DAYS" name="now and days (nowadays)">
            <pattern>
                <token>now</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>days</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>nowadays</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="nowadays">Money is becoming pretty tight <marker>now and days</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THE_PROOF_IS_IN_THE_PUDDING" name="the proof is in the pudding (the proof of the pudding is in the eating)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>proof</token>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>pudding</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>If you don't want to look for proofs hidden in your pudding, you probably meant <suggestion>the proof of the pudding is in the eating</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="The proof of the pudding is in the eating"><marker>The Proof Is In The Pudding</marker></example>
            <example>The proof of the pudding is in the eating.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="QUI_BONO" name="qui bono (cui bono)">
            <pattern>
                <token>qui</token>
                <token>bono</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Non standard Latin. Did you mean <suggestion>cui bono</suggestion> (=to whose benefit).</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="cui bono">Let me ask: <marker>qui bono</marker>?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WHIP_CREAM" name="whip cream (whipped cream)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="DT|JJ.*|VBZ|VBD" postag_regexp="yes"/>
                <marker>
                    <token>whip</token>
                    <token>cream</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>whipped cream</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="whipped cream">Whip cream until it becomes <marker>whip cream</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_REGARD_TO" name="in regards to (regarding, with regard to)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>regards</token>
                <token regexp="yes">to|of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>regarding</suggestion> or <suggestion>with regard to</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Nonstandard phrase</short>
            <example correction="regarding|with regard to">Please be aware of the following changes <marker>in regards to</marker> this program.</example>
            <example>Please be aware of the following changes in this program.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="VERY_KNOWN" name="very known (very well-known, well-known)">
            <pattern>
                <token>very</token>
                <token>known</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Incorrect phrase. Use <suggestion>very well-known</suggestion> or <suggestion>well-known</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Incorrect phrase</short>
            <example correction="very well-known|well-known">He is a <marker>very known</marker> actor.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <category name="Slang" type="register">
        <rule id="AN_INVITE" name="an invite (invitation)">
            <pattern>
                <token>an</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>invite</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use only in informal register. In other registers, <suggestion>invitation</suggestion> should be used.</message>
            <short>Slang</short>
            <example correction="invitation">Is that an <marker>invite</marker>...?</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <category name="Redundant Phrases" type="style">
      <rule id="OF_ANY_OF" name="of any of -> of">
        <pattern>
            <token>of</token>
            <token>any</token>
            <token>of</token>
        </pattern>
        <message>Consider simply using <suggestion>of</suggestion> instead.</message>
        <url>http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/errors.txt</url>
        <example correction='of'>He was the worst <marker>of any of</marker> the dancers</example>
      </rule>
      <rule id="USELESS_THAT" name="Possibly needless 'that'" default="off">
            <pattern>
                <token postag='JJ'><exception postag_regexp="yes" postag='VBN|RP'/><exception regexp='yes'>say|like|then|so|though|.*?ble</exception></token>
                <marker>
                    <token>that</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="SENT_END"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>"\2" may be unnecessary here.</message>
            <short>Possibly needless word</short>
            <example correction="">I am pretty sure <marker>that</marker> this is right.</example>
            <example>I am pretty sure this is right.</example>
            <example>It has grown way beyond that.</example>
      </rule>
      <rule id="SEND_AN_EMAIL" name="send an email (email)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>send</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">an|a</token>
                    <token>email</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Consider using <suggestion>email</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example>He was going to email her.</example>
            <example correction="email">He was going to <marker>send an email</marker> to her.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SENT_AN_EMAIL" name="sent an email (email)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>sent</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">an|a</token>
                    <token>email</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Consider using <suggestion>emailed</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="emailed">He <marker>sent an email</marker> to her.</example>
            <example>He emailed her.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="WORLD_AROUND_IT" name="the world around it (the world)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>world</token>
                    <token>around</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NN.*|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Consider using <suggestion>the world</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="the world">He didn't like <marker>the world around him</marker>.</example>
            <example>He didn't like the world.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BECAUSE_OF_THE_FACT_THAT" name="because of the fact that (because)">
          <pattern>
            <token>because</token>
            <token>of</token>
            <token>the</token>
            <token>fact</token>
            <token>that</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>This phrase is redundant. Use simply <suggestion>because</suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings/Grammar_and_Misc</url>
          <short>Redundant phrase</short>
          <example correction="because">Its crystals are usually hexagonal in shape, with flakiness and plating, usually <marker>because of the fact that</marker> it replaced a mineral.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="IN_A_X_MANNER" name="Wordiness: in a ... manner">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|an</token>
                <token postag="JJ"><exception regexp="yes">big|certain|preparatory|good|modern|christian|agglutinative|unsterile|particular|humanlike|military</exception></token>
                <token regexp="yes">manner|style|way|fashion|mode</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Consider replacing "\1 \2 \3 \4" with adverb for "\3"; eg, "in a hasty manner" with "hastily".</message>
            <short>Possible wordiness</short>
            <example correction="">He came <marker>in a hasty manner</marker>.</example>
            <example>He came hastily.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="ATM_MACHINE" name="ATM machine (ATM)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>ATM</token>
                    <token>machine</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This phrase is redundant ('M' stands for 'machine'). Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="ATM"><marker>ATM Machine</marker> Comparison Guide</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>ATM</token>
                    <token>machines</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This phrase is redundant ('M' stands for 'machine'). Use simply <suggestion>\1s</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="ATMs">In the Netherlands, criminals are stealing money from <marker>ATM machines</marker> by blowing them up.</example>
                <example>ATMs are quite common in the Netherlands,</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ABSOLUTELY_ESSENTIAL" name="absolutely essential/necessary (essential/necessary)">
            <pattern>
                <token>absolutely</token>
                <token regexp="yes">essential|necessary</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="essential">This is <marker>absolutely essential</marker>.</example>
            <example>This was essential.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ACTUAL_EXPERIENCE" name="actual experience/facts (experience/facts)">
            <pattern>
                <token>actual</token>
                <token regexp="yes">experience|fact|facts</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="experience">This talk is based on <marker>actual experience</marker> gained during recovery operations following a fire at the Washington National Records.</example>
            <example>This play is based on facts.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ADVANCE_PLANNING" name="advance planning/preview/reservations/warning (planning/preview/reservations/warning)">
            <pattern>
                <token>advance</token>
                <token regexp="yes">planning|preview|reservations?|warning</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Planning"><marker>Advance planning</marker> is one strategy couples can use to establish legal rights.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ADD_AN_ADDITIONAL" name="add an additional (add)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">add</token>
                <token>an</token>
                <token>additional</token>
                <token/>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion><match no="1"/> <match no="4" postag="+INDT"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Add a Page">How to <marker>Add an Additional Page</marker> to a Full Flash Site</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="AM_PM_OCLOCK" name="7 o'clock AM (7 o'clock)">
          <rule>
            <pattern>
              <token postag="CD"/>
              <token>o</token>
              <token>'</token>
              <token>clock</token>
              <token regexp="yes">[ap]</token>
              <token>.</token>
              <token>m</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Redundant phrase. Use <suggestion>\1 \2\3\4</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1 \5\6\7</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="7 o'clock|7 a.m">It's <marker>7 o'clock a.m</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
          <rule>
          <pattern>
              <token postag="CD"/>
              <token>o</token>
              <token>'</token>
              <token>clock</token>
              <token regexp="yes">[ap]m</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Redundant phrase. Use <suggestion>\1 \2\3\4</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1 \5</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="7 o'clock|7 AM">It's <marker>7 o'clock AM</marker>.</example>
          </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="AM_IN_THE_MORNING" name="AM in the morning (AM)">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token><exception scope="previous">I</exception>AM</token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>morning</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="AM">It's 5 <marker>AM in the morning</marker>.</example>
                <example>He doesn't know where I am in the morning.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token>A</token>
                    <token>.</token>
                    <token>M</token>
                    <token>.</token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>morning</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>A.M.</suggestion></message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="A.M.">It's 5 <marker>A.M. in the morning</marker>.</example>
                <example>It's 5 A.M.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="PM_IN_THE_EVENING" name="PM in the evening (PM)">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token>PM</token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">evening|afternoon</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="PM">It's 5 <marker>PM in the evening</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                    <token>PM</token>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>night</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="PM">It's 1 <marker>PM at night</marker>.</example>
                <example>It's 5 PM.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token>P</token>
                    <token>.</token>
                    <token>M</token>
                    <token>.</token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">evening|afternoon</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>P.M.</suggestion></message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="P.M.">It's 5 <marker>P.M. in the afternoon</marker>.</example>
                <example>It's 5 P.M.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token>P</token>
                    <token>.</token>
                    <token>M</token>
                    <token>.</token>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>night</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>P.M.</suggestion></message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="P.M.">It's 1 <marker>P.M. at night</marker>.</example>
                <example>It's 5 P.M.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule default="off" id="AND_ALSO" name="and also (and/also)">
            <pattern>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>also</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>and</suggestion> or <suggestion>also</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="and|also">Typical English Food <marker>and also</marker> Welsh and Scottish too</example>
            <example>Typical English Food, and Welsh and Scottish too</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AND_ETC" name="and etc. (etc.)">
            <pattern>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>etc</token>
                <token>.</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2\3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="etc.">E-Commerce <marker>and etc.</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ANNUAL_ANNIVERSARY" name="annual anniversary (anniversary)">
            <pattern>
                <token>annual</token>
                <token>anniversary</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Anniversary">First <marker>Annual Anniversary</marker> Contest</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ADDED_BONUS" name="added bonus (bonus)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">added|extra</token>
                <token>bonus</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Bonus"><marker>Added bonus</marker>: booting from cdrom.</example>
            <example>Bonus: booting from CD-ROM.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="ARE_ABLE_TO" name="are able to (can)">
          <pattern>
            <token>are</token>
            <token>able</token>
            <token>to</token>
          </pattern>
          <message>This expression is wordy. Just use <suggestion>can</suggestion>.</message>
          <url>http://www.whichenglish.com/Better-English-Grammar/Online-Usage-Letter-A.html</url>
          <example>Yes, there are some species of frogs that can throw up their entire stomach and wipe it off with their legs.</example>
          <example correction="can">Yes, there are some species of frogs that <marker>are able to</marker> throw up their entire stomach and wipe it off with their legs.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ASK_THE_QUESTION" name="ask the question (ask)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token inflected="yes">ask</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="SENT_END"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example>He asked the question.</example>
            <example correction="asked">He <marker>asked the question</marker> whether it's OK to add some rules to LanguageTool.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AS_OF_YET" name="as of yet (yet)">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>yet</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>yet</suggestion> or <suggestion>as yet</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="yet|as yet">The report remains unfinished <marker>as of yet</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ARMED_GUNMAN" name="armed gunman (gunman)">
            <pattern>
                <token>armed</token>
                <token inflected="yes">gunman</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Gunmen"><marker>Armed gunmen</marker> entered the room to kill Bill.</example>
            <example>Gunmen are very dangerous in this city.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="AUTOBIOGRAPHY_OF_A_LIFE" name="autobiography of a life (autobiography)">
            <pattern>
                <token>autobiography</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>life</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>story \2 \3 \4</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="autobiography|story of a life">In this <marker>autobiography of a life</marker> of courage and love, we get to share in the compelling story of a family’s struggles.</example>
            <example>In this story of a life of courage and love, we get to share in the compelling story of a family’s struggles</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BASIC_FUNDAMENTALS" name="basic fundamentals/necessities (fundamentals/necessities)">
            <pattern>
                <token><exception scope="previous">visual</exception>basic</token>
                <token regexp="yes">fundamentals|necessities</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example>Visual Basic Fundamentals</example>
            <example correction="fundamentals">Let’s get back to the <marker>basic fundamentals</marker>!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BALD-HEADED" name="bald-headed (bald)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bald-headed</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>bald</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="bald">He is <marker>bald-headed</marker>.</example>
            <example>Kojak was bald.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BALSA_WOOD" name="balsa wood (balsa)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="no">
                <token>balsa</token>
                <token>wood</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="balsa">It's made of <marker>balsa wood</marker>.</example>
            <example>This table is made of balsa.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BARE_NAKED" name="bare naked (naked)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bare</token>
                <token>naked</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="naked">The old man ran <marker>bare naked</marker> through the streets.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="BEST_EVER" name="best ever (best)">
            <pattern>
                <token>best</token>
                <token>ever</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="best">Top ten <marker>best ever</marker> beer names.</example>
            <example>Top ten best beer names.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ADJECTIVE_IN_ATTRIBUTE" name="Big in size, yellow in color, etc.">
         <pattern>
                 <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="JJ|JJR|JJS"><exception regexp="yes">similar|alone|religious|corresponding|equal|next|possible|autocratic|necessary|beautiful|rich|back|identical|more|much|second|comparable</exception><exception postag="VBN"/></token>
                  <token>in</token>
                 <token regexp="yes">size|duration|color|colour|number|shape|height|length|weight</token>
         </pattern>
         <message>A more concise phrase may lose no meaning and sound more powerful.</message>
         <suggestion>\1</suggestion>
         <short>Possible redundancy</short>
         <example>He's absorbed in thought.</example>
         <example correction="big">The man is <marker>big in size</marker>.</example>
         <example correction="briefest">His speech was <marker>briefest in duration</marker>.</example>
         <example correction="redder">My car is <marker>redder in color</marker>.</example>
         <example correction="few">Her friends were <marker>few in number</marker>.</example>
         <example>I really need to get back in shape.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BITTER_IN_TASTE" name="bitter in taste (bitter)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bitter</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>taste</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="bitter">This beer is <marker>bitter in taste</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="BLEND_TOGETHER" name="blend together (blend)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">attach|assemble|blend|combine|collaborate|confer|congregate|gather|join|meet|merge|mesh|mix|share</token>
                <token>together</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="blend">Their voices <marker>blend together</marker> in lovely harmony.</example>
            <example>Their voices blend in lovely harmony.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BOAT_MARINA" name="boat marina (marina)">
            <pattern>
                <token>boat</token>
                <token>marina</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Marina">Taupo <marker>Boat Marina</marker></example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BRIEF_IN_DURATION" name="brief in duration (brief)">
            <pattern>
                <token>brief</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>duration</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="brief">However, most wilderness programs are <marker>brief in duration</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="BRIEF_MOMENT" name="brief moment/summary (moment/summary)">
            <pattern>
                <token>brief</token>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">moment|summary|cameo</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Moment">A <marker>Brief Moment</marker> of Compassion</example>
            <example>A Moment of Compassion</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BIOGRAPHY_OF_A_LIFE" name="biography of her life (biography)">
            <pattern>
                <token>biography</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token regexp="yes">a|her|his</token>
                <token>life</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>story \2 \3 \4</suggestion> instead.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="biography|story of her life">In this <marker>biography of her life</marker>, we get to share in the compelling story of a family’s struggles.</example>
            <example>In this story of a life of courage and love, we get to share in the compelling story of a family’s struggles</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BOUQUET_OF_FLOWERS" name="bouquet of flowers (bouquet)">
            <pattern>
                <token>bouquet</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>flowers</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="bouquet">What a beautiful <marker>bouquet of flowers</marker>!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="BUT_NEVERTHELESS" name="but nevertheless/however (but)">
            <pattern>
                <token>but</token>
                <token regexp="yes">nevertheless|however</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="but">I should not have, <marker>but nevertheless</marker> I did.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CD_DISC" name="CD disc (CD)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token regexp="yes">CD|DVD</token>
                <token regexp="yes">disk|disc</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="CD">I ordered a <marker>CD disk</marker> with their software.</example>
            <example>I ordered a <marker>CD</marker>with their software.</example>
            <example>I ordered a <marker>DVD</marker>with their software.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CDROM" name="CD disc (CD)">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token regexp="yes">CDROM|CDRom|Cdrom</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>CD-ROM</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Possible typo</short>
            <example correction="CD-ROM">I ordered a <marker>Cdrom</marker> with their software.</example>
            <example>I ordered a <marker>CD-ROM</marker>with their software.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="BLU_RAY" name="Blue-ray (Blu-ray)">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token regexp="yes">Blueray|blueray|BlueRay|Blue-ray|blue-ray|Blue-Ray|Blu-Ray|blu-ray</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Blu-ray</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Blu-ray">I ordered a <marker>Blueray</marker> disk with their software.</example>
                <example>I ordered a <marker>Blu-ray</marker> with their software.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token regexp="yes">Blue|blue|Blu|blu</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">Ray|ray</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">disc|disk</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Blu-ray disc</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Blu-ray disc">I ordered a <marker>Blu ray disk</marker> with their software.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token>Blu-ray</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>disk</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>disc</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="disc">I ordered a Blu-ray <marker>disk</marker> with their software.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token regexp="yes">Blu|blu</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">Ray|ray</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>Blu-ray</suggestion>?</message>
                <short>Possible typo</short>
                <example correction="Blu-ray">I ordered a <marker>Blu ray</marker> with their software.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="CLOSE_SCRUTINY" name="close scrutiny/proximity (scrutiny/proximity)">
            <pattern>
                <token>close</token>
                <token regexp="yes">scrutiny|proximity</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="scrutiny">Their manifesto yesterday received the same <marker>close scrutiny</marker> as the other two big parties — and it was an uncomfortable experience.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="COMFORTABLE_WITH_VBG" name="comfortable with doing (comfortable doing)">
            <pattern>
                <token>comfortable</token>
                <token>with</token>
                <token postag="VBG"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="comfortable dancing">I am not <marker>comfortable with dancing</marker> with strangers.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="COMMON_BOND" name="common bond (bond)">
            <pattern>
                <token>common</token>
                <token>bond</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="bond">They formed a <marker>common bond</marker> against the British</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="COMMUTE_BACK_AND_FORTH" name="commute back and forth (commute)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">commute</token>
                <token>back</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>forth</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="commute">She will <marker>commute back and forth</marker> between New Haven and her home in Southern California before relocating to the Elm City this summer.</example>
            <example>She will commute between New Haven and her home in Southern California before relocating to the Elm City this summer</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CONSENSUS_OF_OPINION" name="consensus of opinion (consensus)">
            <pattern>
                <token>consensus</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>opinion</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="consensus">Wim Duisenberg, the ECB's Dutch president, is seen as a leader who seeks to fashion a <marker>consensus of opinion</marker> on the council rather than imposing his own views, as some chairmen of the US Federal Reserve have done.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="CONTINUE_TO_REMAIN" name="continue to remain (remain)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">continue</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>remain</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion><match no="1" postag=".*">remain</match></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="remained">We <marker>continued to remain</marker> optimistic.</example>
            <example>We remain optimistic.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DESCEND_DOWN" name="descend down (descend)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">descend|dive</token>
                <token>down</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="descend">The Pentagon aides and journalists <marker>descend down</marker> the back stairs of the plane as is customary while Rumsfeld comes down the main stairs to meet his welcome party.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="DURING_THE_COURSE_OF" name="during the course of (during)">
            <pattern>
                <token>during</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>course</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="during">He never smiled <marker>during the course of</marker> the trial.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EACH_AND_EVERY" name="each and every one (each one)">
            <pattern>
                <token>each</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>every</token>
                <token>one</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Consider using <suggestion>\1 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="each one">God bless <marker>each and every one</marker> of you!</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="NEGATE_MEANING" name="Suggest shorter ways to negate words (not common vs uncommon)">
            <rule>
                <!-- not correct (incorrect) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">efficient|correct|convenient|complete|secure|secured|sufficient|significant|visible|tolerable</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>in\3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="incomplete">The list is <marker>not complete</marker>.</example>
                <example>The list is incomplete.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- not healthy (unhealthy) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">able|affordable|contaminated|deserved|fashionable|acceptable|accompanied|altered|climbable|covered|drinkable|dressed|deniable|cluttered|expected|forgettable|desirable|fastened|happy|lucky|helpful|kind|natural|qualified|noticed|safe|suited|sweetened|skilled|thinkable|usable|zipped|willing|ripe|wanted|real|grateful|certain|healthy|common|controllable|comfortable|conscious|favorable|imaginable|important|pleasant|suitable|related|likely|usual|steady|sustainable|reliable|popular|necessary|fortunate|believable|beatable|aware|answered|breakable|productive|satisfied</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>un\3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="unsteady">The rock is <marker>not steady</marker>.</example>
                <example>The rock is unsteady.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- not perfect (imperfect) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">perfect|mature|movable|practical|possible|pure</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>im\3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="imperfect">The paragraph is <marker>not perfect</marker>.</example>
                <example>The paragraph is imperfect.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- not rational (irrational) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">rational|relevant</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>ir\3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="irrational">The student was <marker>not rational</marker>.</example>
                <example>The student was irrational.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- not fast enough (too slow) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token>fast</token>
                        <token>enough</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>too slow</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="too slow">The car was <marker>not fast enough</marker> to win the race.</example>
                <example>The car was too slow to win the race.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- not large enough (too small) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">large|big</token>
                        <token>enough</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>too small</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="too small">The car was <marker>not large enough</marker> for the tall man.</example>
                <example>The car was <marker>too small</marker> for the large man.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- not small enough (too large) -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">is|was|were</token>
                    <marker>
                        <token>not</token>
                        <token>small</token>
                        <token>enough</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>too large</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="too large">The car was <marker>not small enough</marker> to fit through the tunnel.</example>
                <example>The car was <marker>too large</marker> to fit through the tunnel.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="SOME_FACULTY" name="some faculty...  (some faculty members...)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">some|many|most|two|three|four|five|six|seven|eight|nine|ten</token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">faculty|committee|staff"</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NNS"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion><match no="2"/> members</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem</short>
            <example correction="faculty members">Three <marker>faculty</marker> support the change.</example>
            <example>Three committee members were present.</example>
            <example>No faculty member has too many committee assignments.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALL_OF_THE" name="all of the (all the)">
            <pattern>
                <token negate="yes">or</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>all</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                </marker>
                <token negate="yes">sudden</token> <!-- See ALL_OF_THE_SUDDEN rule -->
            </pattern>
            <message>Simply use <suggestion>all the</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="all the">She is going to <marker>all of the</marker> parks.</example>
            <example>She is going some or all of the parks.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SOME_OF_THE" name="some of the (some)">
            <pattern>
                <token negate="yes">or</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>some</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="JJS"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Simply use <suggestion>some</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Some"><marker>Some of the</marker> parks are in the area.</example>
            <example>She is going to buy some parks.</example>
            <example>She is going all or some of the parks.</example>
            <example>An expert is someone who knows some of the worst mistakes that can be made in his field.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="TRY_AND" name="try and (try to)">
            <antipattern>
                <token>give</token>
                <token>it</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>try</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token>try</token>
                <token>and</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>"Try and" is common in colloquial speech, but "<suggestion>try to</suggestion>" is recommended for writing.</message>
            <short>Possibly bad style</short>
            <example correction="try to">She is going to <marker>try and</marker> go to the store.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SO_AS_TO" name="so as to (to)">
            <pattern>
                <token>so</token>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>to</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="to">The band practiced <marker>so as to</marker> increase their chances of success.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FEW_OCCASIONS" name="on a few occasions (occasionally)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>few</token>
                <token>occasions</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>occasionally</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="occasionally">The man drank <marker>on a few occasions</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ALSO_OTHER" name="there are also other (also)">
            <pattern>
                <token>there</token>
                <token>are</token>
                <token>also</token>
                <token>other</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>there are other</suggestion> or <suggestion>there are also</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="there are other|there are also">However, <marker>there are also other</marker> marbles in the jar.</example>
            <example>There are other marbles in the jar.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LARGE_NUMBER_OF" name="a large number of (many)">
            <pattern>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>large</token>
                <token>number</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Specify a number, remove phrase, or simply use <suggestion>many</suggestion> or <suggestion>numerous</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Many|Numerous"><marker>A large number of</marker> people were in the parade.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SMALL_NUMBER_OF" name="a small number of (a few)">
            <pattern>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>small</token>
                <token>number</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Specify a number, remove phrase, use <suggestion>a few</suggestion>, or use <suggestion>some</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="A few|Some"><marker>A small number of</marker> people were in the store.</example>
            <example>Few people were in the store.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SUBSEQUENT_TO" name="subsequent to (after)">
            <pattern>
                <token>subsequent</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>after</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="after">The roads needed repairs <marker>subsequent to</marker> the storm.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NEITHER_NOR" name="neither X or Y (neither X nor Y)">
            <!-- This rule only catches some cases where "or" needs to be change to "nor" -->
            <!-- It is possible correctly use "nor" without "neither":
                 http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/53728/using-nor-in-a-list-without-neither -->
            <pattern>
                <token skip="2">neither</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>or</token>
                </marker>
                <token/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>nor</suggestion> with neither.</message>
            <short>Grammatical problem or typo</short>
            <example correction="nor">Neither the teachers <marker>or</marker> the students won.</example>
            <example correction="nor">They were neither helping <marker>or</marker> hurting the plan.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="HOLLOW_TUBE" name="hollow tube (tube)">
            <pattern>
                <token>hollow</token>
                <token>tube</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>tube</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="tube">We fixed the <marker>hollow tube</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EXACT_REPLICA" name="exact replica (replica)">
            <pattern>
                <token>exact</token>
                <token>replica</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>replica</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="replica">We created an <marker>exact replica</marker> of the building.</example>
            <example>We created a replica of the building.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WITH_THE_EXCEPTION_OF" name="with the exception of (except)">
            <pattern>
                <token>with</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>exception</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>except</suggestion> or <suggestion>except for</suggestion></message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Except|Except for"><marker>With the exception of</marker> Bob, all of the children went running.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="EVERY_NOW_AND_THEN" name="every now and then (now and then)">
            <pattern>
                <token>every</token>
                <token>now</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>then</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="Now and then"><marker>Every now and then</marker> the faucet drips.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ESTABLISHED_FACT" name="established fact (fact)">
            <pattern>
                <token>an</token>
                <token>established</token>
                <token>fact</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion><match no="3" postag="+INDT"/></suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="a fact">This is <marker>an established fact</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup default="off" id="EXACT_SAME" name="exact same/identical (same/identical)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">exact|precise</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">same|identical</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="same">This is the <marker>exact same</marker> situation.</example>
                <example>This is the same situation.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">exactly|precisely</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">same|identical</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="the same">This shoe is <marker>exactly the same</marker>.</example>
                <example>This shoe is the same.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="SUMMER_TIME" name="summertime (summer)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">summertime|summer-time</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>summer</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="summer">It is warm during the <marker>summertime</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>summer</token>
                    <token>time</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>summer</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="summer">It is warm during the <marker>summer time</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="THE_FALL_SEASON" name="fall season (fall)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token regexp="yes">fall|winter|spring|summer</token>
                <token>season</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="fall">The leaves turn red and gold in <marker>the fall season</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FAMOUS_CELEBRITY" name="famous celebrity (celebrity)">
            <pattern>
                <token>famous</token>
                <token inflected="yes">celebrity</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="celebrity">I'm told that he's a <marker>famous celebrity</marker> now.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SALSA_SAUCE" name="salsa sauce (salsa)">
            <pattern>
                <token>salsa</token>
                <token>sauce</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="salsa">I enjoy eating <marker>salsa sauce</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="GENERAL_XX" name="general public (public)">
            <antipattern>
                <token>General</token>
                <token>Public</token>
                <token>License</token>
            </antipattern>
            <pattern>
                <token>general</token>
                <token regexp="yes">public|consensus</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="public">We should show this to the <marker>general public</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NEW_XX" name="new innovation (innovation)">
            <pattern>
                <token>new</token>
                <token regexp="yes">innovation|innovative|invention|record|recruit</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="recruit">He was a <marker>new recruit</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ORIGINALLY_DISCOVERED" name="originally discovered (discovered)">
            <pattern>
                <token>originally</token>
                <token>discovered</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="discovered">He <marker>originally discovered</marker> gold.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FORMER_GRADUATE" name="former graduate (graduate)">
            <pattern>
                <token>former</token>
                <token>graduate</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="graduate">I am a <marker>former graduate</marker> of the school.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="OVER_EXAGGERATED" name="over exaggerated (exaggerated)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>over</token>
                    <token inflected="yes">exaggerate</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="exaggerating">I enjoy <marker>over exaggerating</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">over-exaggerate|over-exaggerating|over-exaggerated</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion><match no="1" regexp_match="over-(.*)" regexp_replace="$1"/></suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="exaggerating">I enjoy <marker>over-exaggerating</marker>.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="ORIGINALLY_BORN_IN" name="originally born in (born in)">
            <pattern>
                <token>originally</token>
                <token>born</token>
                <token>in</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2 \3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="born in">I was <marker>originally born in</marker> Texas.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="RETURN_BACK" name="return back (return)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">return</token>
                <token>back</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="returned">We <marker>returned back</marker> home.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="REPEAT_AGAIN" name="repeat again (repeat)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">repeat</token>
                <token>again</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="repeat">We made the song <marker>repeat again</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MIGHT_PERHAPS" name="might perhaps (might)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">may|might</token>
                <token regexp="yes">perhaps|possibly</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>, <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="might|possibly">We <marker>might possibly</marker> go fishing.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="AGREE_WITH_THE_FACT" name="disagree with the fact that (disagree that)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">disagree|agree</token>
                    <token>with</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1 that</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="agree that">I <marker>agree with the fact that</marker> the sky is blue.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token inflected="yes">do</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">disagree|agree</token>
                    <token>with</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Consider using <suggestion>\1 disagree that</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1 agree that</suggestion>.</message>
                <short>Redundant phrase</short>
                <example correction="did disagree that|did agree that">We <marker>did not disagree with the fact that</marker> the sky is blue.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="WILL_IN_THE_FUTURE" name="will in the future (will)">
            <pattern>
                <token>will</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>future</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>will</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="will">I <marker>will in the future</marker> work hard.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WORK_COLLEAGUE" name="work colleague (colleague)">
            <pattern>
                <token>work</token>
                <token>colleague</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="colleague">I will talk to a <marker>work colleague</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NUMEROUS_DIFFERENT" name="numerous different (numerous)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">numerous|several|many</token>
                <token regexp="yes">different|seperate</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="many">I will read <marker>many different</marker> books</example>
            <example>I will read many books.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="WHOLE_LOT" name="whole lot (lot)">
            <pattern>
                <token>whole</token>
                <token regexp="yes">lot|bunch</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="lot">I will read a <marker>whole lot</marker> of books</example>
            <example>I will read a lot of books.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FELLOW_CLASSMATE" name="fellow classmates/co-workers/comrades (classmates/co-workers/comrades)">
            <pattern>
                <token>fellow</token>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">classmate|co-worker|coworker|comrade|colleague</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="classmates">I would enjoy a reunion with my <marker>fellow classmates</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FEW_IN_NUMBER" name="few in number (few)">
            <pattern>
                <token>few</token>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>number</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="few">They were <marker>few in number</marker>, but mighty.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FIRST_TIME_EVER" name="first time ever (first time)">
            <pattern>
                <token>first</token>
                <token>time</token>
                <token>ever</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="first time">We have a pig in space for the <marker>first time ever</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FOREIGN_IMPORT" name="foreign import (import)">
            <pattern>
                <token>foreign</token>
                <token inflected="yes">import</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase is redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="imports">The rise in <marker>foreign imports</marker>, the argument goes, is forcing some Americans to accept lower pay to remain competitive with, say, Mexican and Chinese workers.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FOREVER_AND_EVER" name="forever and ever (forever)">
            <pattern>
                <token>forever</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>ever</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="forever">It is you and me, <marker>forever and ever</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FROM_WHENCE" name="from whence (whence)">
            <pattern>
                <token>from</token>
                <token>whence</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="whence">Go back <marker>from whence</marker> you came.</example>
            <example>Go back whence you came!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="HONEST_TRUTH" name="honest truth (truth)">
            <pattern>
                <token>honest</token>
                <token>truth</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="truth">That is the <marker>honest truth</marker> of the matter.</example>
            <example>That is the truth of the matter.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="IN_ORDER_TO" name="in order to (to)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>order</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>This phrase might be considered redundant. Use simply <suggestion>\3</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="to">We opened the door <marker>in order to</marker> enter.</example>
            <example>We opened the door to enter.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="INTRODUCE_FOR_THE_FIRST_TIME" name="introduce for the first time (introduce)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">introduce</token>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>first</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="introduced">We were <marker>introduced for the first time</marker> a week ago.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MAIN_FOCUS" name="main focus (focus)">
            <pattern>
                <token>main</token>
                <token>focus</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="focus">Redundancies are the <marker>main focus</marker> of my essay.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MAJOR_BREAKTHROUGH" name="major breakthrough (breakthrough)">
            <pattern>
                <token>major</token>
                <token>breakthrough</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="breakthrough">It was a <marker>major breakthrough</marker> in genetic research.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MAY_COULD_POSSIBLY" name="can/could/may/might possibly (can/could/may/might)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">can|could|may|might</token>
                <token>possibly</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="may">That <marker>may possibly</marker> be the greatest blunder of all.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MENTAL_TELEPATHY" name="mental telepathy (telepathy)">
            <pattern>
                <token>mental</token>
                <token>telepathy</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="telepathy">Do cats really use <marker>mental telepathy</marker>?</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="MUTUALLY_DEPENDENT_ON_EACH_OTHER" name="mutually dependent on each other (mutually dependent)">
            <pattern>
                <token>mutually</token>
                <token>dependent</token>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>each</token>
                <token>other</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="mutually dependent">Well, they're <marker>mutually dependent on each other</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NEVER_AT_ANY_TIME" name="never at any time (never)">
            <pattern>
                <token>never</token>
                <token>at</token>
                <token>any</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="never">I was <marker>never at any time</marker> with that woman.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NOUN_AROUND_IT" name="the noun around it (surrounding noun)">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <!-- See WORLD_AROUND_IT rule -->
                    <token postag="NN.*" postag_regexp="yes"><exception>world</exception></token>
                    <token>around</token>
                    <token postag="PRP"/>
                </marker>
                <token><exception postag="NN.*|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Consider using <suggestion>the surrounding \2</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="the surrounding protesters">He didn't like <marker>the protesters around him</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="NOW_CURRENTLY" name="now currently (now)">
            <pattern>
                <token>now</token>
                <token>currently</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="now">She is <marker>now currently</marker> the ambassador.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="ONE_AND_THE_SAME" name="one and the same (the same)">
            <pattern>
                <token>one</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>same</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\3 \4</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="the same">Santa Claus and Saint Nick are <marker>one and the same</marker> person.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="OR_ALTERNATIVELY" name="or alternatively (or)">
            <pattern>
                <token>or</token>
                <token>alternatively</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="or">We can either do this now <marker>or alternatively</marker> leave it for tomorrow.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PASSING_FAD" name="passing fad (fad)">
            <pattern>
                <token>passing</token>
                <token regexp="yes">fad|fads</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="fad">Computers are just a <marker>passing fad</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PAST_EXPERIENCE_MEMORY" name="past experience/memory (experience/memory)">
            <pattern>
                <token>past</token>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">experience|memory</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="experience">We know from <marker>past experience</marker> that weakness breeds contempt.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PERIOD_OF_TIME" name="period of time (period)">
            <pattern>
                <token>period</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>time</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="period">Horses were absent throughout that <marker>period of time</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="PERSONAL_OPINION_FRIENDSHIP" name="personal charm/belongings/opinion/friendship (charm/belongings/opinion/belongings)">
            <pattern>
                <token>personal</token>
                <token regexp="yes">charm|belongings|opinion|friendship</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="opinion">In my <marker>personal opinion</marker>, canaries are quite tasty.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="POINT_BEING_IS_THAT" name="point being is that (point is that/point being that)">
            <pattern>
                <token>point</token>
                <token>being</token>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>\1 \3 \4</suggestion> or <suggestion>\1 \2 \4</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="point is that|point being that">The <marker>point being is that</marker> Russia and Japan weren't even at war.</example>
            <example>The point is that Russia and Japan weren't even at war</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="REASON_WHY" name="reason why (reason)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>reason</token>
                    <token>why</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="reason">The <marker>reason why</marker> I did that is simple.</example>
            <example>The reason I did that is simple.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SO_THEREFORE" name="so therefore (therefore)">
            <pattern>
                <token>so</token>
                <token>therefore</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion> or <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="so|therefore">I am me, the only me, <marker>so therefore</marker> I am unique, which in turn makes me special :)</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="THERAPEUTIC_TREATMENT" name="therapeutic treatment (treatment)">
            <pattern>
                <token>therapeutic</token>
                <token>treatment</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="treatment">My swelled knee required special <marker>therapeutic treatment</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="RUSTIC_COUNTRY" name="rustic country (rustic)">
            <pattern>
                <token>rustic</token>
                <token>country</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\1</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="rustic">She loved her <marker>rustic country</marker> kitchen.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="SAFE_HAVEN" name="safe haven (haven)">
            <pattern>
                <token>safe</token>
                <token>haven</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="haven">They ran for the forest, searching for a <marker>safe haven</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="USUAL_CUSTOM" name="usual custom (custom)">
            <pattern>
                <token>usual</token>
                <token>custom</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="custom">Eggnog on Christmas is our <marker>usual custom</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="VERY_UNIQUE" name="very unique (unique)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">very|strikingly|most|really|totally</token>
                <token>unique</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use simply <suggestion>\2</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="unique">Walk until you see the <marker>very unique</marker> building on your right.</example>
            <example>Walk until you see a unique building on your right.</example>
        </rule>
        <rulegroup id="WHETHER" name="the question whether (whether) etc.">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                    <token>or</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Wordiness: Shorten this phrase to the shortest possible suggestion.</message>
                <suggestion>\5</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\5 \6 \7</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\3 \4 \5</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\1 \2 \5</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\3 \4 \5 \6 \7</suggestion>
                <short>Wordiness</short>
                <example correction="Whether|Whether or not|As to whether|The question whether|As to whether or not"><marker>The question as to whether or not</marker> it is difficult is not our concern.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception>or</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Wordiness: Shorten this phrase to the shortest possible suggestion.</message>
                <suggestion>\5</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\1 \2 \5</suggestion>
                <short>Wordiness</short>
                <example correction="Whether|The question whether"><marker>The question as to whether</marker> it is difficult is not our concern.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Wordiness: Shorten this phrase to the shortest possible suggestion.</message>
                <suggestion>\4</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\1 \2 \4</suggestion>
                <short>Wordiness</short>
                <example correction="Whether|The question whether"><marker>The question of whether</marker> it is difficult is not our concern.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                    <token>or</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Wordiness: Shorten this phrase to the shortest possible suggestion.</message>
                <suggestion>\3</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\3 \4 \5</suggestion>
                <suggestion>\1 \2 \3</suggestion>
                <short>Wordiness</short>
                <example correction="whether|whether or not|as to whether">We are not concern <marker>as to whether or not</marker> it is difficult.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Can you shorten this phrase to just <suggestion>\3</suggestion>, or rephrase the sentence to avoid "\1 \2"?</message>
                <short>Possible wordiness</short>
                <example correction="Whether"><marker>The question whether</marker> it is difficult is not our concern.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <marker>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token><exception>or</exception></token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Can you shorten this phrase to just <suggestion>\3</suggestion>, or rephrase the sentence to avoid "\1 \2"?</message>
                <short>Possible wordiness</short>
                <example correction="Whether"><marker>As to whether</marker> it is difficult, we are not concern.</example>
                <example>Whether it is difficult is not our concern.</example>
                <example>We are not concern whether it is difficult.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>whether<exception scope="previous" regexp="yes">to|question</exception></token>
                    <token>or</token>
                    <token>not</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Perhaps you can shorten this phrase to just <suggestion>\1</suggestion>. It is correct though if you mean 'regardless of whether'.</message>
                <short>Possible wordiness</short>
                <example correction="whether">What the government decides to do depends on <marker>whether or not</marker> the bill passes.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rule id="FEMALE_ACTOR" name="female actor (actress)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">female|woman|women</token>
                <token regexp="yes">actor|actress</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>actress</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="actress">She was the first <marker>female actor</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FEMALE_WAITER" name="female waiter (waitress)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">female|woman|women</token>
                <token regexp="yes">waiter|waitress</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>waitress</suggestion>?</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="waitress">She was the first <marker>female waiter</marker>.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FIRST_WOMAN_NOUN" name="first woman president (female president)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">first|second|third</token>
                <marker>
                    <token regexp="yes">woman|women</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">officer|commander|minister|player|graduate|engineer|doctor|dentist|teacher|professor|speaker|president|senator|representative|employee|athlete|instructor|nominee|judge</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>We wouldn't say "\1 man \3". Use <suggestion>female</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Incorrect phrase</short>
            <example correction="female">She was the first <marker>woman</marker> president.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="FIRST_MAN_NOUN" name="first man president (male president)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">first|second|third</token>
                <marker>
                    <token>man</token>
                </marker>
                <token regexp="yes">officer|commander|minister|player|graduate|engineer|doctor|dentist|teacher|professor|speaker|president|senator|representative|employee|athlete|instructor|nominee|judge</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>male</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Incorrect phrase</short>
            <example correction="male">He was the first <marker>man</marker> employee of the company.</example>
            <example>He was the first man Sarah ever kissed.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule id="LITTLE_BIT" name="little bit">
            <pattern>
                <marker>
                    <token>little</token>
                    <token>bit</token>
                </marker>
            </pattern>
            <message>Reduce redundancy by using <suggestion>little</suggestion> or <suggestion>bit</suggestion>.</message>
            <short>Redundant phrase</short>
            <example correction="little|bit">He was a <marker>little bit</marker> late.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <category name="Bad style" type="style">
        <rule default="off" id="And" name="Sentence starting with 'And' or 'But'">
            <pattern>
                <token postag='SENT_START'/>
                <token regexp="yes">And|But</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>While it is not exactly wrong, stylistically '\2' should only be used to start a sentence for dramatic effect and even then rarely.</message>
            <url>http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2012/01/can-i-start-a-sentence-with-a-conjunction/</url>
            <short>Bad style</short>
            <example correction=""><marker>And</marker> yes, it shows a lack of style to start a sentence with 'and'.</example>
            <example>Yes, it shows a lack of style to start a sentence with 'and'.</example>
            <example correction=""><marker>But</marker> it is not a great writing style to start a sentence with 'but'.</example>
            <example>It is not a great writing style to start a sentence with 'but'.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="SENT_START_NUM" name="Number starting a sentence">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <token regexp="yes">\d+</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Numbers at the start of the sentence should be written as words.</message>
            <short>Number starting a sentence</short>
            <example correction=""><marker>12</marker> soldiers were killed!</example>
            <example>Twelve soldiers were killed!</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="HOPEFULLY" name="Word order: 'Hopefully' starting a sentence">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <token>hopefully</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Many style books advice that a sentence should not start with 'hopefully'.</message>
            <short>Bad style</short>
            <example correction=""><marker>Hopefully</marker>, this will be a great grammar checker.</example>
            <example>The prisoner thought hopefully about the prospect for escape.</example>
        </rule>
        <rule default="off" id="THREE_NN" name="Readability: Three nouns in a row">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">.{2,}<exception regexp="yes">today|yesterday|tomorrow|now|in|are</exception><exception postag="VBG|VB|VBP|VBD|VBN|RB|MD|IN|JJ.*|CC|DT" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">.{2,}<exception regexp="yes">today|yesterday|tomorrow|now|in|are</exception><exception postag="VBG|VB|VBP|VBD|VBN|RB|MD|IN|JJ.*|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
                <token postag="NN|NN:.*" postag_regexp="yes" regexp="yes">.{2,}<exception regexp="yes">today|yesterday|tomorrow|now|in|are</exception><exception postag="VBG|VB|VBP|VBD|VBN|RB|MD|IN|JJ.*|CC" postag_regexp="yes"/></token>
            </pattern>
            <message>You used three nouns after one another, and this might decrease readability. You might consider rewording the sentence.</message>
            <short>Possibly bad style</short>
            <example correction="">The <marker>security protection software</marker> we offer is the state-of-the art achievement.</example>
            <example>The security software we offer is the state-of-the art achievement.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <category name="Semantic" type="inconsistency">
        <rulegroup id="DATE_WEEKDAY" name="Weekday doesn't match date">
            <antipattern>
                <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                <token>BC</token>
            </antipattern>
            <antipattern>
                <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                <token>B</token>
                <token>.</token>
                <token>C</token>
                <token>.</token>
            </antipattern>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- "Monday, 7 October 2014" -->
                    <token regexp="yes">&weekdays;|&abbrevWeekdays;</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d?</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">&months;|&abbrevMonths;</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                </pattern>
                <filter class="org.languagetool.rules.en.DateCheckFilter" args="year:\5 month:\4 day:\3 weekDay:\1"/>
                <message>The date \3 \4 \5 is not a {day}, but a {realDay}.</message>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Monday, 7 October 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Mon, 7 October 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Mo, 7 October 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Monday, 7 Oct 2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention - <marker>Tuesday, 7 October 2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention - <marker>Tuesday, 7 Oct 2014</marker></example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- "Monday, October 7, 2014" -->
                    <token regexp="yes">&weekdays;|&abbrevWeekdays;</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">&months;|&abbrevMonths;</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d?</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                </pattern>
                <filter class="org.languagetool.rules.en.DateCheckFilter" args="year:\6 month:\3 day:\4 weekDay:\1"/>
                <message>The date \3 \4, \6 is not a {day}, but a {realDay}.</message>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Monday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Mon, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Mo, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Wednesday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Thursday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Friday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Saturday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Sunday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention - <marker>Sunday, Oct 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention - <marker>Tuesday, October 7, 2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention - <marker>Tuesday, Oct 7, 2014</marker></example>
            </rule>
            <!-- "Monday, 31/10/2014" -->
            <!-- the ambiguous forms have been antipatterned -->
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">&weekdays;</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|1[0-2]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|1[0-2]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">&weekdays;</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|1[0-2]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                </pattern>
                <filter class="org.languagetool.rules.en.DateCheckFilter" args="year:\7 month:\5 day:\3 weekDay:\1"/>
                <message>The date \3/\5/\7 is not a \1.</message>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Monday, 31/10/2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Friday, 31/10/2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Monday, 10/09/2014</marker></example><!-- not correct, but ambiguous -->
                <example>IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Monday, 9/10/2014</marker></example><!-- not correct, but ambiguous -->
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- "Monday, 10/31/2014" -->
                <!-- the ambiguous forms have been antipatterned -->
                <antipattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">&weekdays;</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|1[0-2]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|1[0-2]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">&weekdays;</token>
                    <token>,</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|1[0-2]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01]</token>
                    <token>/</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">\d\d\d\d</token>
                </pattern>
                <filter class="org.languagetool.rules.en.DateCheckFilter" args="year:\7 month:\3 day:\5 weekDay:\1"/>
                <message>The date \3/\5/\7 is not a \1.</message>
                <example correction="">IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Monday, 10/31/2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Friday, 10/31/2014</marker></example>
                <example>IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Monday, 10/09/2014</marker></example><!-- not correct, but ambiguous -->
                <example>IGD Convention 2014 - <marker>Monday, 9/10/2014</marker></example><!-- not correct, but ambiguous -->
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <rulegroup id="INVALID_DATE" name="Invalid date, like 'February 31, 2014'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- "June 31, 2014" -->
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">April|Apr|June|Jun|September|Sep|Sept|November|Nov</token>
                        <token>31</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The month of \1 only has 30 days.</message>
                <example correction="">It happened on <marker>November 31</marker>, 2014.</example>
                <example>It happened on <marker>November 30</marker>, 2014.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <!-- "February 30, 2014" -->
                    <marker>
                        <token regexp="yes">February|Feb</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">3[01]</token>
                    </marker>
                    <token>,</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>February only has 28 days, or 29 days in leap years.</message>
                <example correction="">It happened on <marker>Feb 30</marker>, 2014.</example>
                <example>It happened on <marker>Feb 28</marker>, 2014.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
    </category>
    <category name="Plain English" type="style" default="off">
        <!-- main source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_plain_English_words_and_phrases -->
        <!-- some rules belonging to other categories included -->
        <!-- xxx marks optional edge tokens that cause an error if uncommented -->

        <rule id="ABUNDANCE" name="abundance">
            <pattern>
                <token>abundance</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>enough</suggestion> or <suggestion>plenty</suggestion>, or give specific amount.</message>
            <example correction="enough|plenty">There is an <marker>abundance</marker> of flowers in the meadow.</example>
            <example>The meadow of full of flowers.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCEDE_TO" name="accede to (give in)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">accede</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Unless it is a throne that is acceded to, change into <suggestion>allow, agree to or give in to</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="allow, agree to or give in to">He <marker>acceded to</marker> our demands.</example>
            <example>He gave in to our demands.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCELERATE" name="accelerate">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">accelerate</token>
            </pattern>
            <message> Technical. Elsewhere replace with <suggestion>speed up</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="speed up">The car <marker>accelerated</marker> from traffic lights</example>
            <example>The car <marker>sped up</marker> from traffic lights</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCENTUATE" name="accentuate">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">accentuate</token>
            </pattern>
            <message> Replace with <suggestion>stress</suggestion> or <suggestion>emphasize</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="stress|emphasize">The harsh light <marker>accentuated</marker> the ruggedness of the landscape.</example>
            <example>The harsh light <marker>emphasized</marker> the ruggedness of the landscape.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCOMMODATION" name="accommodation">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">accommodation</token>
            </pattern>
            <message><suggestion>room</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="Room"><marker>Accommodation</marker> available.</example>
            <example><marker>Room</marker> available.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCOMPANY" name="accompany">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">accompany</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>If not in musical context, use <suggestion>go with</suggestion> or <suggestion>with</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="go with|with">You need to <marker>accompany</marker> him.</example>
            <example>You need to <marker>go with</marker> him.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCOMPLISH" name="verb accomplish (do, archive, finish)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="[^J][^J]" postag_regexp="yes" inflected="yes">accomplish</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Try one of: <suggestion>do</suggestion> or <suggestion>achive</suggestion> or <suggestion>finish</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="Do|Achive|Finish"><marker>Accomplish</marker> your work!</example>
            <!-- <example correction="done">This work is <marker>accomplished</marker>.</example> -->
            <example>He is an accomplished musician.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- accorded: given-->
        <!-- accordingly – Thus, so (as sentence adverb) -->

        <rule id="ACCRUE" name="verb accrue">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="V.*" postag_regexp="yes" inflected="yes">accrue</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>add</suggestion> or <suggestion>gain</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="add|gain">The deposit <marker>accrued</marker> interest.</example>
            <example>The deposit gained interest.</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="ACCURATE" name="accurate">
            <pattern>
                <token>accurate</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>If it is not about aiming, use <suggestion>right</suggestion>; also <suggestion>detailed</suggestion> or <suggestion>correct</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="right|detailed|correct">We need <marker>accurate</marker> information.</example>
            <example>We need right and detailed information.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- acquiesce – Agree -->

        <!-- acquire – get, develop -->
        <rule id="ACQUIRE" name="verb acquire (get, develop)">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="V.*" postag_regexp="yes" inflected="yes">acquire</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>A simple <suggestion>get</suggestion> is enough most of the time, sometimes <suggestion>develop</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="get|develop">He <marker>acquired</marker> all the tools he needed.</example>
            <example>He <marker>got</marker> all the tools he needed.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- additional – Extra -->
        <!-- address – Discuss -->
        <!-- addressees – You -->
        <!-- adjacent to – Next to -->
        <!-- adjustment – Change, alteration -->
        <!-- admissible – Allowed, accepted -->
        <!-- advantageous – Helpful -->
        <!-- adversely impact on – Hurt, set back -->
        <!-- advise – Tell -->
        <!-- afford an opportunity – Allow, let -->
        <!-- aggregate – Total -->
        <!-- alleviate – Ease, reduce -->
        <!-- allocate – Divide -->
        <!-- all of – All -->

        <!-- all things considered -->
        <rule id="ALL_THINGS_CONSIDERED" name="all things considered (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>things</token>
                <token>considered</token>
                <token>,</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove as unnecessary.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction=""><marker>All things considered,</marker> Connecticut's woodlands are in better shape now than ever before.</example>
            <example><marker/>Connecticut's woodlands are in better shape now than ever before.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- along the lines of – like -->
        <rule id="ALONG_THE_LINES_OF" name="along the lines of (like)">
            <pattern>
                <token>along</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>lines</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>like</suggestion>?.</message>
            <example correction="like">I think my point is very much <marker>along the lines of</marker> his.</example>
            <example>I think my point is very much <marker>like</marker> his.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- alternatively – Or -->
        <!-- ameliorate – Improve, help -->
        <!-- an absence of – No, none -->
        <!-- and particularly – Particularly -->
        <!-- and/or – Use either "and" or "or." -->
        <!-- anticipate – Expect -->
        <!-- a number of – Some -->
        <!-- applicant – You -->
        <!-- application – Use -->
        <!-- apparent – Clear, plain -->
        <!-- apprehend – Arrest -->
        <!-- appreciable – Many -->
        <!-- appropriate – Proper, right -->
        <!-- approximate – About -->
        <!-- arrive onboard – Arrive -->

        <!-- as a matter of fact - in fact, actually -->
        <rule id="AS_A_MATTER_OF_FACT" name="as a matter of fact (in fact, actually, omit) ">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>matter</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>fact</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace with less wordy <suggestion>in fact</suggestion> or <suggestion>actually</suggestion>, or remove completely.</message>
            <example correction="In fact|Actually"><marker>As a matter of fact</marker>, dry-bulb temperature indicates the amount of heat in the air.</example>
            <example>Actually, dry-bulb temperature indicates the amount of heat in the air.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- as a means of – To -->
        <!-- ascertain – Find out, learn -->

        <!-- as per our telephone conversation of this date – As we discussed this afternoon -->
        <rule id="AS_PER" name="as per (as, in accordance with) ">
            <pattern>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>per</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Business jargon meaning <suggestion>in accordance with</suggestion>. Replace with <suggestion>as</suggestion> or modify the sentence.</message>
            <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/as-per/</url>
            <example correction="In accordance with|As"><marker>As per</marker> usual, he came late to work.</example>
            <example><marker>As</marker> usual, he came late to work.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- as prescribed by – In, under -->


        <!-- as far as ... is concerned – (Omit) -->
        <!-- <rule default="off" id="AS_FAR_AS_X_IS_CONCERNED" name="as far as ... is concerned (omit)"> -->
        <!-- <pattern> -->
        <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
        <!-- <token>as</token> -->
        <!-- <token>far</token> -->
        <!-- <token skip="-1">as<exception scope="next">and</exception></token> -->
        <!-- <token>as</token> -->
        <!-- <token inflected="yes">I</token> -->
        <!-- <token inflected="yes">am</token> -->
        <!-- <token>concerned</token> -->
        <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
        <!-- </pattern> -->
        <!-- <message>Remove as unnecessary.</message> -->
        <!-- <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url> -->
        <!-- <example correction=""><marker>As far as I am concerned,</marker> there is no need for further protection of woodlands.</example> -->
        <!-- <example>There is no need for further protection of woodlands.</example> -->
        <!-- </rule> -->


        <!-- as to– Of, on, with, for, to, by, in, into -->

        <!-- as yet, as of yet – Yet -->
        <!-- <rule id="AS_OF_YET" name="as yet, as of yet (yet, still, so far)"> -->
        <!-- <pattern> -->
        <!-- <token>as</token> -->
        <!-- <token min="0">of</token> -->
        <!-- <token>yet</token> -->
        <!-- </pattern> -->
        <!-- <message>Wordy. Consider <suggestion>yet</suggestion>, <suggestion>still</suggestion>, or <suggestion>so far</suggestion>.</message> -->
        <!-- <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/as-yet-as-of-yet/</url> -->
        <!-- <example correction="yet">The place was sold for an <marker>as of yet</marker> unknown sum.</example> -->
        <!-- <example>The place was sold for a <marker>still</marker> unknown sum.</example> -->
        <!-- </rule> -->

        <!-- assist, assistance – Help -->
        <rule id="ASSIST_ASSISTANCE" name="assist, assistance (help)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">assist|assistance</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean simpler <suggestion>help</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="help">Do you need any <marker>assistance</marker>?</example>
            <example>Do you need any <marker>help</marker>?</example>
            <example correction="help">May I <marker>assist</marker> you?</example>
            <example>May I <marker>help</marker> you?</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- at all times - always -->
        <rule id="AT_ALL_TIMES" name="at all times (always) ">
            <pattern>
                <token>at</token>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>times</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Simply, <suggestion>always</suggestion>. Pay attention to place in the sentence.</message>
            <example correction="always">Kingfisher can be found near water <marker>at all times</marker></example>
            <example>Kingfisher can always be found near water.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- at its discretion – Can, may -->
        <!-- attain – Meet -->
        <!-- attempt – Try -->

        <!-- at the present time, at this time, at this point in time, at the moment – now (currently) -->
        <rulegroup id="TIME_NOW" name="at the present time, at this time, at this point in time, at the moment (now, currently)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>present</token>
                    <token>time</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>now</suggestion>, <suggestion>for now</suggestion>, or if you really must, <suggestion>currently</suggestion></message>
                <example correction="Now|For now|Currently"><marker>At the present time</marker>, this Wiki is experimental.</example>
                <example><marker>For now</marker>, this Wiki is experimental.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>this</token>
                    <token>time</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use "now", or if you really must "currently". Sometimes a specific time is meant and "then" is better.</message>
                <example correction=""><marker>At this time</marker>, Churchill was serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer</example>
                <example>Churchill was then serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>this</token>
                    <token>point</token>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>time</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>now</suggestion>, or if you really must <suggestion>currently</suggestion></message>
                <example correction="now|currently">This document has no formal standing <marker>at this point in time</marker>.</example>
                <example>This document has no formal standing now.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>at</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>moment</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>now</suggestion>, or if you really must <suggestion>currently</suggestion></message>
                <example correction="Now|Currently"><marker>At the moment</marker>, I am taking a leave of absence from my work.</example>
                <example><marker>Now</marker>, I am taking a leave of absence from my work.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>


        <!-- at your earliest convenience – As soon as you can -->
        <rule id="AT_YOUR_EARLIEST_CONVENIENCE" name="at your earliest convenience (as soon as you can)">
            <pattern>
                <token>at</token>
                <token>your</token>
                <token>earliest</token>
                <token>convenience</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Overly formal. Did you mean <suggestion>as soon as you can</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="as soon as you can">Please come <marker>at your earliest convenience</marker>.</example>
            <example>Please come <marker>as soon as you can</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- authorize – Allow, let -->


        <!-- basis, on a – (omit) -->
        <!-- on a daily basis - daily -->
        <!-- on a X basis - Xly (where X is an adjective) -->
        <rule id="BASIS_ON_A" name="on a x basis">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token/>
                <token>basis</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace with the proper adverbial form of <suggestion>\3ly</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/basis/</url>
            <example correction="regularly">We have been coming here <marker>on a regular basis</marker> for years.</example>
            <example>We have been coming here <marker>regularly</marker> for years.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- on the basis of – by, from -->

        <!-- be advised – (omit) -->
        <rule id="BE_ADVISED" name="be advised">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="V.*" postag_regexp="yes" inflected="yes">be</token>
                <token>advised</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove wordy "\1 \2"</message>
            <example correction="">You <marker>are advised</marker> look after your belongings.</example>
            <example>Look after your belongings.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- attributable to – Because -->
        <!-- because of the fact that – because, since -->
        <!-- by reason of – because -->
        <!-- due to the fact that – because, since -->
        <!-- in light of the fact that – because -->
        <!-- owing to the fact that – because, since -->
        <!-- reason ... is because – because -->
        <!-- whereas – because, since ??? not-->
        <rulegroup id="BECAUSE" name="">
            <rule>
                <!-- attibutable to -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>attributable</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because of</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="because of">His lack of conversation is <marker>attributable to</marker> his shyness.</example>
                <example>His lack of conversation is <marker>because of</marker> his shyness.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- <rule> -->
            <!-- because of the fact that -->
            <!-- <pattern> -->
            <!-- <token>because</token> -->
            <!-- <token>of</token> -->
            <!-- <token>the</token> -->
            <!-- <token>fact</token> -->
            <!-- <token>that</token> -->
            <!-- </pattern> -->
            <!-- <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because</suggestion> or <suggestion>since</suggestion>?</message> -->
            <!-- <example correction="because|since">Snape disliked them. This could be <marker>because of the fact that</marker> the Weasley twins were trouble-makers.</example> -->
            <!-- <example>Snape disliked them. This could be <marker>because</marker> the Weasley twins were trouble-makers.</example> -->
            <!-- </rule> -->
            <rule>
                <!-- by virtue of the fact, in light of the fact -->
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">in|by</token>
                    <token regexp="yes">light|virtue</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because</suggestion> or <suggestion>since</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="because|since">Nader had to cancel his planned invasion <marker>in light of the fact that</marker> the Abdali Afghans had rebelled and invaded Khorasan.</example>
                <example>Nader had to cancel his planned invasion <marker>because</marker> the Abdali Afghans had rebelled and invaded Khorasan.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <antipattern>
                    <token>by</token>
                    <token>reason</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>insanity</token>
                </antipattern>
                <pattern>
                    <token>by</token>
                    <token>reason</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Legal term "by reason of insanity" is influencing the use. Did you mean <suggestion>because of</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="because of">A national emergency exists <marker>by reason of</marker> the terrorist attacks.</example>
                <example>A national emergency exists <marker>because of</marker> the terrorist attacks.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- due to the fact that -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>due</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="because">These two syndromes are usually referred to under one name, Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome, <marker>due to the fact that</marker> they are part of the same etiology.</example>
                <example>These two syndromes are usually referred to under one name, Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome, <marker>becaue</marker> they are part of the same etiology.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- owing to the fact that -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>owing</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="because">The Stoors also had their own dialect of Hobbitish, <marker>owing to the fact that</marker> they spent some time in Dunland.</example>
                <example>The Stoors also had their own dialect of Hobbitish, <marker>because</marker> they spent some time in Dunland.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- <rule> -->
            <!-- reason ... is because -->
            <!-- <pattern> -->
            <!-- <token>the</token> -->
            <!-- <token skip="-1">reason<exception scope="next">and</exception></token> -->
            <!-- <token></token> -->
            <!-- <token>is</token> -->
            <!-- <token>because</token> -->
            <!-- </pattern> -->
            <!-- <message>Did you mean <suggestion>because</suggestion>?</message> -->
            <!-- <example type="incorrect"><marker>The reason</marker> there’s a hole in the screen door is because I tripped over the cat on my way out.</example> -->
            <!-- <example>There’s a hole in the screen door because I tripped over the cat on my way out.</example> -->
            <!-- </rule> -->
        </rulegroup>


        <!-- beg – ask -->


        <!-- belated – late -->
        <rule id="BELATED" name="belated (late)">
            <pattern>
                <token>belated</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Outdated. Did you mean <suggestion>late</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="late">They are on a <marker>belated</marker> honeymoon.</example>
            <example>They are on a <marker>late</marker> honeymoon.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- beneficial – helpful, useful -->
        <!-- bestow – give, award -->

        <!-- by means of – by, with, through -->
        <rule id="BY_MEANS_OF" name="by means of (by, with, through)">
            <pattern>
                <token>by</token>
                <token>means</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>by</suggestion>, <suggestion>with</suggestion> or <suggestion>through</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="by|with|through">Major forest areas are coming back <marker>by means of</marker> natural processes.</example>
            <example>Major forest areas are coming back <marker>through</marker> natural processes.</example>
            <example correction="by|with|through">I opened the bottle <marker>by means of</marker> a bottle opener.</example>
            <example>I opened the bottle <marker>with</marker> a bottle opener.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- by virtue of – by, under -->
        <!-- beverage – drink -->
        <!-- capability – ability -->
        <!-- caveat – warning -->
        <!-- cease – stop -->
        <!-- chauffeur – driver -->

        <!-- clearly, obviously – (omit) -->
        <rule id="CLEARLY_OR_OBVIOUSLY" name="clearly, obviously">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">clearly|obviously</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove wordy "\1"</message>
            <example correction=""><marker>Obviously</marker>, this is it.</example>
            <example>This is it.</example>
            <example correction="">We have <marker>clearly</marker> arrived.</example>
            <example>We have arrived.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- close proximity – near -->
        <!-- combat environment – combat -->
        <!-- combined – joint -->
        <!-- commence – Begin or start -->
        <!-- completely revoke – revoke -->
        <!-- comply with – follow -->
        <!-- complete – fill in -->
        <!-- component part – -->
        <!-- comprise – form -->
        <!-- conceal – hide -->
        <!-- concerning – about, on -->
        <!-- consensus, of opinion, consensus, general – consensus -->
        <!-- consequently – so -->
        <!-- consolidate – join, merge -->
        <!-- constitutes – is, forms, makes up -->
        <!-- contains – has -->
        <!-- convene – meet -->
        <!-- corridor – hall -->

        <!-- currently – (omit), now -->
        <rule id="CURRENTLY" name="currently">
            <pattern>
                <token>currently</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Omit or replace with <suggestion>now</suggestion></message>
            <example correction="now">I am <marker>currently</marker> employed.</example>
            <example>I am now employed.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- deem – believe, think -->
        <!-- delete – cut, drop -->
        <!-- demonstrate – prove, show -->
        <!-- depart – leave, go -->
        <!-- designate – choose, name -->
        <!-- desire – want, wish -->
        <!-- determine – decide, figure, find -->
        <!-- disclose – show -->
        <!-- discontinue – drop, stop -->
        <!-- disseminate – give, issue, pass, send -->
        <!-- does not have – lacks -->
        <!-- does not include – excludes, omits -->

        <!-- duly (authorized, signed) – (omit) -->
        <!-- during the period, during the time that – during, while -->

        <!-- each and every – (omit) -->
        <rule id="EACH_AND_EVERY_NOUN" name="each and every (every)">
            <!-- more general pattern than in rule EACH_AND_EVERY -->
            <pattern>
                <token>each</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>every</token>
                <token postag="N.*" postag_regexp="yes"/>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace with <suggestion>\3 \4</suggestion></message>
            <example correction="every door">You better check <marker>each and every door</marker>.</example>
            <example>You better check <marker>every door</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- early beginnings) – beginnings, early days -->
        <!-- each...apiece) – each -->
        <!-- economical – cheap -->
        <!-- effect modifications – make changes -->
        <!-- elect – chose, pick -->
        <!-- eliminate – cut, drop, end -->
        <!-- else but, else than) – but -->
        <!-- elucidate – explain -->
        <!-- emphasize – stress -->
        <!-- employ – use -->
        <!-- enclosed please find – I have enclosed -->
        <!-- encounter – meet -->
        <!-- endeavor – try -->

        <!-- end (result, product) – omit -->
        <rule id="END_RESULT_OR_PRODUCT" name="end result or product">
            <pattern>
                <token>end</token>
                <token regexp="yes">result|product</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove repetitive "\1" with <suggestion>\2</suggestion></message>
            <example correction="result">The <marker>end result</marker> is clear.</example>
            <example>The result is clear.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- enquiry – question -->
        <!-- ensure – make sure -->
        <!-- entitlement – right -->
        <!-- enumerate – count -->
        <!-- equally as – equally -->
        <!-- equipments – equipment -->
        <!-- equitable – fair -->
        <!-- equivalent – equal -->
        <!-- establish – set up, prove, show -->
        <!-- evaluate – test, check -->
        <!-- evidenced – showed -->
        <!-- evident – (omit), clear -->
        <!-- evince – show, prove -->
        <!-- excluding – except -->
        <!-- exclusively – only -->
        <!-- exhibit – show -->
        <!-- expedite – hurry -->
        <!-- expeditious – fast, quick -->
        <!-- expend – spend -->
        <!-- expertise – ability -->
        <!-- expiration – end -->
        <!-- facilitate – ease, help -->
        <!-- feasible – workable -->
        <!-- females – women -->
        <!-- finalize – complete, finish -->
        <!-- first(ly), second(ly), third(ly) – first, second, third -->
        <!-- first and foremost – first -->
        <!-- following – after -->
        <!-- for a period of – for -->
        <!-- for example,______etc. – for example, such as -->
        <!-- forfeit – lose, give up -->
        <!-- formulate – plan -->

        <!-- for all intents and purposes -->
        <rule id="FOR_ALL_INTENTS_AND_PURPOSES" name="for all intents and purposes (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
                <token>for</token>
                <token>all</token>
                <token>intents</token>
                <token>and</token>
                <token>purposes</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
            </pattern>
            <message>See if you could remove this phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="">The era in which we must aggressively defend our woodlands has, <marker>for all intents and purposes</marker>, passed.</example>
            <example>The era in which we must aggressively defend our woodlands has<marker/> passed.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- for the most part -->
        <rule id="FOR_THE_MOST_PART" name="for the most part (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
                <token>for</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>most</token>
                <token>part</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> xxx-->
            </pattern>
            <message>See if you could remove this phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction=""><marker>For the most part</marker> people's suspicions are based on a misunderstanding of the facts.</example>
            <example><marker/>People's suspicions are based on a misunderstanding of the facts.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- for the purpose of, – to , for -->
        <rule id="FOR_THE_PURPOSE_OF" name="for the purpose of (to, for)">
            <pattern>
                <token>for</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>purpose</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to</suggestion> or <suggestion>for</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/for-the-purpose-of/</url>
            <example correction="to|for">Commercial shows are one-off projects put on <marker>for the purpose of</marker> making money.</example>
            <example>Commercial shows are one-off projects put on <marker>to</marker> make money.</example>
            <example correction="to|for">She created an account <marker>for the purpose of</marker> asking questions at the forum.</example>
            <example>She created an account <marker>for</marker> asking questions at the forum.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- forward – send -->
        <!-- frequently – often -->
        <!-- function – act, role, work -->
        <!-- furnish – give, send -->

        <!-- have the ability to - can -->
        <rule id="HAVE_THE_ABILITY_TO" name="have the ability to (be able to, can)">
            <!-- fix in rule ARE_ABLE_TO: ass inflected="yes" to verb-->
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">have</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>ability</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>can</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="can">The toddle <marker>has the ability to</marker> walk.</example>
            <example>The toddle <marker>can</marker> walk.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- have a tendency to - tends -->
        <rule id="HAVE_A_TENDENCY" name="have a tendency (tends)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">have</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>tendency</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>tends</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="tends">This policy <marker>has a tendency</marker> to isolate some communities.</example>
            <example>This policy <marker>tends</marker> to isolate some communities.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- has a duty to – must -->
        <!-- has a requirement for – needs -->
        <!-- herein, heretofore, herewith, thereof, wherefore, wherein –(omit) -->
        <!-- honest truth – truth -->
        <!-- however – but, yet -->
        <!-- identical – same -->
        <!-- identify –find, name -->
        <!-- identify with –agree, understand -->
        <!-- if and when – use either word; not both -->
        <!-- immediately – at once -->
        <!-- impacted – affected,changed -->
        <!-- implement – carry out, start -->
        <!-- in accordance with – by, under -->
        <!-- in addition – also, besides, too -->
        <!-- in all likelihood – probably -->
        <!-- in an effort to – to -->
        <!-- inasmuch – since -->

        <!-- in a manner of speaking -->
        <rule id="IN_A_MANNER_OF_SPEAKING" name="in a manner of speaking (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
                <token>in</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>manner</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <token>speaking</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> xxx-->
            </pattern>
            <message>See if you could remove this phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="">The policy has, <marker>in a manner of speaking</marker>, begun to Balkanize the more rural parts of our state.</example>
            <example>The policy has<marker/> begun to Balkanize the more rural parts of our state.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in between – between -->

        <!-- in a very real sense (omit) -->
        <rule id="IN_A_VERY_REAL_SENSE" name="in a very real sense (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
                <token>in</token>
                <token>a</token>
                <token>very</token>
                <token>real</token>
                <token>sense</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> xxx-->
            </pattern>
            <message>See if you could remove this phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction=""><marker>In a very real sense</marker>, this policy works to the detriment of those it is supposed to help.</example>
            <example><marker/>This policy works to the detriment of those it is supposed to help.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- inception – start -->
        <!-- in connection with – with, about -->
        <!-- incumbent upon – must -->
        <!-- indicate – say, state, or show -->
        <!-- indication – sign -->
        <!-- individual – person -->

        <!-- in excess of – more than -->
        <rule id="in_excess_of" name="in excess of (more than, over, exceeding)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>excess</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Better with <suggestion>more than</suggestion>, <suggestion>over</suggestion>, or <suggestion>exceeding</suggestion></message>
            <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/in-excess-of/</url>
            <example correction="more than|over|exceeding">Her three albums have sold <marker>in excess of</marker> 17 million copies worldwide</example>
            <example>Her three albums have sold <marker>more than</marker> 17 million copies worldwide</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in favor of – for -->
        <!-- initial – first -->
        <!-- initiate – start -->
        <!-- in lieu of – instead -->

        <!-- in many cases – often -->

        <!-- in my opinion (omit) -->
        <rule id="IN_MY_OPINION" name="in my opinion (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
                <token>in</token>
                <token>my</token>
                <token>opinion</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> xxx-->
            </pattern>
            <message>See if you could remove this phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction=""><marker>In my opinion</marker>, this wasteful policy ought to be revoked.</example>
            <example><marker/>This wasteful policy ought to be revoked.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- in order that – for, so -->

        <!-- in order to – to (duplicate)-->
        <!-- <rule id="IN_ORDER_TO" name="in order to (to)"> -->
        <!-- <pattern> -->
        <!-- <token>in</token> -->
        <!-- <token>order</token> -->
        <!-- <token>to</token> -->
        <!-- </pattern> -->
        <!-- <message>Did you mean <suggestion>to</suggestion>?</message> -->
        <!-- <example correction="to">She stood <marker>in order to</marker> see over the crowd.</example> -->
        <!-- <example>She stood <marker>to</marker> see over the crowd.</example> -->
        <!-- </rule> -->

        <!-- inquire – person -->

        <!-- in regard(s) to – regarding, about, concerning, on -->
        <rulegroup id="IN_REGARD_OR_REGARDS_TO" name="in/with regard(s) to (regarding, about, concerning, to)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">in|with</token>
                    <token>regards</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Regards with "s" is correct only in salutations despite common misuse. Did you mean <suggestion>in regard to</suggestion>, or even better: <suggestion>regarding</suggestion>, <suggestion>concerning</suggestion>, or <suggestion>about</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="in regard to|regarding|concerning|about">This reply is <marker>in regards to</marker> your message earlier this week.</example>
                <example>This reply is <marker>concerning</marker> your message earlier this week.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token regexp="yes">in|with</token>
                    <token>regard</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Standard English and not outright wrong, but did you mean <suggestion>regarding</suggestion>, <suggestion>concerning</suggestion>, or <suggestion>about</suggestion>?</message>
                <example correction="regarding|concerning|about">This reply is <marker>in regard to</marker> your message earlier this week.</example>
                <example>This reply is <marker>concerning</marker> your message earlier this week.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
        <!-- in relation to – about, with, to -->
        <!-- in some instances – sometimes -->
        <!-- inside of – inside -->
        <!-- institute legal proceedings against, bring action against – sue -->
        <!-- inter alia – (omit) -->
        <!-- interface – meet, work with -->


        <!-- in term of – in terms of ; common error-->
        <rule id="IN_TERM_OF" name="in term of (in terms of)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>term</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>The phrase is always written <suggestion>in terms of</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://xaivierchia.blogspot.com/2011/02/common-mistakes-in-terms-of-vs-in-term.html</url>
            <example correction="in terms of">Femininity is still defined <marker>in term of</marker> beauty.</example>
            <example>Femininity is still defined in terms of beauty.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in terms of – in, for -->
        <rule id="IN_TERMS_OF" name="in terms of (in, for)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>terms</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Change to <suggestion>in</suggestion> or <suggestion>for</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/in-terms-of/</url>
            <example correction="in|for">Disclaimers vary <marker>in terms of</marker> their uniformity.</example>
            <example>Disclaimers vary <marker>in</marker> their uniformity.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- interpose no objection – don't object -->

        <rulegroup id="DESPITE_THE_FACT" name="despite the fact that, in spite of the fact that (although, though)">
            <rule>
                <!-- despite the fact that – although -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>despite</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>although</suggestion>, <suggestion>even though</suggestion> or <suggestion>though</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://www.englishgrammar.org/spite-3/</url>
                <example correction="although|even though|though">He still loves her <marker>despite the fact that</marker> she cheated on him.</example>
                <example>He still loves her <marker>even though</marker> she cheated on him.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <!-- in spite of the fact that - although, though -->
                <pattern>
                    <token>in</token>
                    <token>spite</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>fact</token>
                    <token>that</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Did you mean <suggestion>although</suggestion>, <suggestion>even though</suggestion> or <suggestion>though</suggestion>?</message>
                <url>http://www.englishgrammar.org/spite-3/</url>
                <example correction="although|even though|though">He still loves her <marker>in spite of the fact that</marker> she cheated on him.</example>
                <example>He still loves her <marker>even though</marker> she cheated on him.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>


        <!-- in the affirmative - yes, affirmatively -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_AFFIRMATIVE" name="in the affirmative (yes, affirmatively)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>affirmative</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Change to <suggestion>yes</suggestion> or <suggestion>affirmatively</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/in-the-affirmative/</url>
            <example correction="yes|affirmatively">The poll asked average Israelis if they support such a program, and 82 percent responded <marker>in the affirmative</marker>.</example>
            <example>The poll asked average Israelis if they support such a program, and 82 percent responded <marker>yes</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in the amount of – for -->

        <!-- case of, in the – (omit) -->
        <!-- in the case of – about, to -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_CASE_OF" name="in the case of (about, to)">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>case</token>
                <token>of</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">,</token> -->
            </pattern>
            <message>Change to <suggestion>about</suggestion> or <suggestion>to</suggestion> and change the word order of the sentence.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="About|To"><marker>In the case of</marker> this particular policy, citizens of northeast Connecticut became very upset.</example>
            <example>Citizens of northeast Connecticut became very upset <marker>about</marker>this particular policy.</example>
            <example correction="About|To"><marker>In the case of</marker> this woman, we'll not grant permission.</example>
            <example>We'll not grant permission <marker>to</marker> to this woman.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- in the event of – if -->
        <!-- in the event that – if, in case -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_EVENT" name="in the event of, in the event that (if, in case)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>event</token>
                <token regexp="yes">of|that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>if</suggestion> or <suggestion>in case of</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="If|In case of"><marker>In the event that</marker> I can't come back by seven, you can eat without me.</example>
            <example><marker>If</marker> I can't come back by seven, you can eat without me.</example>

            <example correction="If|In case of"><marker>In the event of</marker> rain, the race will be canceled.</example>
            <example correction="If|In case of"><marker>In the event that</marker> it rains, the race will be canceled.</example>
            <example><marker>If</marker> it rains, the race will be canceled.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in the final analysis - finally -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_FINAL_ANALYSIS" name="in the final or last or ultimate analysis (finally, in conclusion)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token regexp="yes">final|last|ultimate</token>
                <token>analysis</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>finally</suggestion> or <suggestion>in conclusion</suggestion>? You could remove the phase, too.</message>
            <example correction="Finally|In conclusion"><marker>In the final analysis</marker>, it is their war.</example>
            <example><marker>Finally</marker>, it is their war.</example>
            <example correction="Finally|In conclusion"><marker>In the ultimate analysis</marker>, only the jury can strip a man of his liberty or his life.</example>
            <example><marker>In conclusion</marker>, only the jury can strip a man of his liberty or his life.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- in the nature of – like -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_NATURE_OF" name="in the nature of (like)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>nature</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>like</suggestion>"?</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="like">Something <marker>in the nature of</marker> a repeal may soon take place.</example>
            <example>Something <marker>like</marker> a repeal may soon take place.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in the near future – shortly, soon -->

        <!-- in the neighborhood of - about -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_NEIGHBORHOOD_OF" name="in the neighborhood of (about)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>neighborhood</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Can be used as <suggestion>almost</suggestion>, <suggestion>approximately</suggestion>, <suggestion>more or less</suggestion>, <suggestion>around</suggestion>. Often <suggestion>about</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="almost|approximately|more or less|around|about">They searched for the keys <marker>in the neighborhood of</marker> the playground.</example>
            <example>They searched for the keys <marker>around</marker> the playground.</example>
            <example correction="almost|approximately|more or less|around|about">Residents planted 1200 trees in one day <marker>in the neighborhood of</marker> Ballard.</example>
            <example>Residents planted 1200 trees in one day <marker>around</marker> Ballard.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- in the process of – (omit) -->
        <rule id="IN_THE_PROCESS_OF" name="in the process of">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>process</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove empty phrase "\1 \2 \3 \4" when it means "currently".</message>
            <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/in-the-process-of/</url>
            <example correction="">The work is <marker>in the process of</marker> getting done.</example>
            <example>The work is getting done.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- in view of – since -->
        <!-- in view of the above – so -->
        <!-- irregardless – regardless -->
        <!-- is applicable to – applies to -->
        <!-- is authorized to – may -->
        <!-- is in consonance with – agrees with, follows -->
        <!-- is responsible for – (omit) handles -->

        <!-- it is – (omit) -->
        <!-- it is essential – must, need to -->
        <!-- it is requested – please, we request, I request -->
        <!-- it is important to add that, in this regard it is of significance that,
        it may be recalled that, it is interesting to point out that – (omit) -->

        <!-- it appears – seems -->
        <!-- it seems that -->
        <rule id="IT_SEEMS_OR_APPEARS_THAT" name="it seems that (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>it</token>
                <token regexp="yes">seems|appears</token>
                <token>that</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove empty phrase "\1 \2 \3 \4"</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction=""><marker>It seems that</marker> they can't wait to get rid of this one.</example>
            <example><marker/>They can't wait to get rid of this one.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- liaison – discussion -->
        <!-- -ly (doubtless, fast, ill, much, seldom, thus) – (omit) -->
        <!-- last will and testament – will -->
        <!-- magnitude – size -->
        <!-- maintain – keep, support -->

        <!-- in the majority of instances – usually -->
        <!-- majority – most (except for voting) -->
        <rule id="MAJORITY" name="majority (most, usually) when not voting">
            <pattern>
                <!-- <token min="0">the</token> -->
                <token>majority</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Majority in the sense of "more than half" is used with countable nouns only (esp. when voting); for uncountable nouns, use <suggestion>most</suggestion> or <suggestion>usually</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="Most|Usually"><marker>Majority</marker> of the world is covered with water.</example>
            <example><marker>Most</marker> of the world is covered with water.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- make a mockery of – (omit) -->

        <!-- make decisions about - decide on -->
        <rule id="MAKE_DECISIONS_ABOUT" name="make decisions about (decide on)">
            <pattern>
                <token>make</token>
                <token inflected="yes">decision</token>
                <token>about</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>decide on</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="decide on">The school board will <marker>make decision about</marker> the first day of school.</example>
            <example>The school board will <marker>decide on</marker> the first day of school.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- make an attempt, make an effort – try -->
        <!-- make reference to – refer -->
        <!-- maximum – greatest, largest, most -->
        <!-- mental attitude – attitude -->
        <!-- merge together – merge -->
        <!-- methodology – method -->
        <!-- minimize – decrease, method -->
        <!-- minimum – least, smallest -->
        <!-- modify – change -->
        <!-- monitor – check, watch -->
        <!-- month + of + year – March 2013 -->
        <!-- moreover – what's more -->
        <!-- multiple – many -->
        <!-- nature, of a – (omit) -->
        <!-- necessitate – cause, need -->
        <!-- nevertheless – still, besides, even so -->
        <!-- notify – let know, tell -->

        <!-- not able – unable -->
        <rule id="NOT_ABLE" name="not able (unable)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token>able</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>unable</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="unable">He was <marker>not able</marker> to join the meeting.</example>
            <example>He was <marker>unable</marker> to join the meeting.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- not accept – reject -->
        <rule id="NOT_ACCEPT" name="not accept (reject)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token inflected="yes">accept</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>reject</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="reject">He does <marker>not accept</marker> the proposal.</example>
            <example>He <marker>rejects</marker> the proposal.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- not certain – uncertain -->
        <rule id="NOT_CERTAIN" name="not certain (uncertain)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token>certain</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>uncertain</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="uncertain">Future is <marker>not certain</marker>.</example>
            <example>Future is <marker>uncertain</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- not unlike – similar, alike : litote -->
        <rule id="NOT_UNLIKE" name="not unlike (similar, alike)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token>unlike</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>similar</suggestion> or <suggestion>alike</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="similar|alike">Sisters were <marker>not unlike</marker>.</example>
            <example>Sisters were <marker>alike</marker>.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- not many – few -->
        <rule id="NOT_MANY" name="not many (few)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token>many</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>few</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="Few"><marker>Not many</marker> people know this.</example>
            <example><marker>Few</marker> people know this.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- not often – seldom, rare, rarely -->
        <rule id="NOT_VERY_OFTEN" name="not often, not very often (seldom. rare, rarely)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token min="0">very</token>
                <token>often</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>seldom</suggestion>, <suggestion>rare</suggestion> or <suggestion>rarely</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="seldom|rare|rarely">It is <marker>not very often</marker> that a hotel exceeds your expectations.</example>
            <example>It is <marker>rare</marker> that a hotel exceeds your expectations.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- not the same – different -->
        <rule id="NOT_THE_SAME" name="not the same (different)">
            <pattern>
                <token>not</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>same</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid using "not". Did you mean <suggestion>different</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="different">The taste is <marker>not the same</marker>.</example>
            <example>The taste is <marker>different</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- not...unless, not...except – only if -->
        <!-- not...until – only when -->
        <!-- not later than 10 May – by 10 May, before 11 May not later than 1600 by 1600 -->
        <!-- notwithstanding – in spite of, still -->
        <!-- now comes – (omit) -->
        <!-- null and void – use either "null" or "void" -->
        <!-- numerous – many -->
        <!-- objective – aim, goal -->
        <!-- obligate – bind, compel -->
        <!-- observe – see on a _________basis (omit) -->

        <!-- obtain – get -->
        <rule id="OBTAIN" name="obtain (get)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">obtain</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean simpler <suggestion>get</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="get">We need to <marker>obtain</marker> visas.</example>
            <example>We need to <marker>get</marker> visas.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- off of – off -->
        <!-- on request – if you ask -->
        <!-- on the contrary – but, so -->
        <!-- on the grounds that – (omit) -->

        <!-- on the occasion of - when -->
        <rule id="ON_THE_OCCASION_OF" name="on the occasion of (on, when, because of)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>occasion</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>on</suggestion>? Try also <suggestion>when</suggestion> and <suggestion>because of</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="on|when|because of">I was congratulated <marker>on the occasion of</marker> my son's birthday.</example>
            <example>I was congratulated <marker>on</marker> my son's birthday.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- on the other hand – (omit); -->
        <rule id="ON_THE_OTHER_HAND" name="on the other hand (omit, but, yet)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>other</token>
                <token>hand</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid completely or try <suggestion>but</suggestion>, <suggestion>yet</suggestion></message>
            <example correction="But|Yet">It was quite a good bargain. <marker>On the other hand</marker>, do we really need one?</example>
            <example>It was quite a good bargain, <marker>but</marker> do we really need one?</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- on the part of – by -->

        <!-- on two separate occasions - twice -->
        <rule id="ON_TWO_SEPARATE_OCCASIONS" name="on two separate occasions (twice)">
            <pattern>
                <token>on</token>
                <token>two</token>
                <token>separate</token>
                <token>occasions</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Did you mean <suggestion>twice</suggestion>?</message>
            <example correction="twice">I stayed here <marker>on two separate occasions</marker>.</example>
            <example>I stayed here <marker>twice</marker>.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- operate – run, use, work -->
        <!-- optimum – best, greatest, most -->
        <!-- option – choice, way -->
        <!-- orientate – orient -->
        <!-- ...out (calculate, cancel, distribute, segregate, separate) – omit -->
        <!-- outside of – outside -->
        <!-- overall (unless it means the garment) – (omit) -->

        <!-- <rule id="OVERALL" name="overall, not the garment, but sentence adverb"> -->
        <!-- <pattern> -->
        <!-- <token postag="BB" postag_regexp="yes">overall</token> -->
        <!-- </pattern> -->
        <!-- <message>Remove wordy \1</message> -->
        <!-- <example type="incorrect"><marker>Overall</marker>, we are happy.</example> -->
        <!-- <example>We are happy.</example> -->
        <!-- </rule> -->

        <!-- oversight -->
        <!-- parameters – limits ??? perimeters???-->
        <!-- participate – take part -->
        <!-- particulars – details -->
        <!-- pass away – die -->
        <!-- per annum – a year -->
        <!-- perchance – perhaps -->
        <!-- perform – do -->
        <!-- permit – let -->
        <!-- pertaining to – about, of, on -->
        <!-- perspire – sweat -->
        <!-- peruse – read -->
        <!-- PIN number – PIN -->
        <!-- place – put -->
        <!-- portion – part -->
        <!-- possess – have, own -->
        <!-- point in time, particular point in time – time, point, now, moment -->
        <!-- potentiality – potential -->
        <!-- practicable – practical -->
        <!-- preclude – prevent -->
        <!-- preowned – used -->

        <!-- preliminary to, previous to, previously, prior to – before -->
        <!-- preparatory to – to prepare for -->
        <!-- prioritize – rank; -->
        <!-- proceed – do, go ahead, try -->
        <!-- procure – (omit) -->
        <!-- proficiency – skill -->
        <!-- promulgate – issue, publish -->
        <!-- provide – give, offer, say -->
        <!-- provided that – if -->
        <!-- provide guidance for – guide -->
        <!-- purchase – buy -->
        <!-- pursuant to – by, following, per, under; -->
        <!-- out, as required by -->

        <!-- whether or not – whether -->
        <!-- the question as to whether, a question of whether – whether-->
        <rulegroup id="QUESTION_X_WHETHER" name="question as to whether, question of whether (question whether)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token min="0" regexp="yes">the|a</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                    <token>as</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Verbose. Use <suggestion>wheather</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>http://www.dailywritingtips.com/whether-to-use-whether-or-if/</url>
                <example correction="Wheather"><marker>The question as to whether</marker> it will do any good hasn’t been determined.</example>
                <example><marker>Wheather</marker> it will do any good hasn’t been determined.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token min="0" regexp="yes">the|a</token>
                    <token>question</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>whether</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Verbose. Use <suggestion>question wheather</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>http://www.dailywritingtips.com/whether-to-use-whether-or-if/</url>
                <example correction="question wheather">There is <marker>a question of whether</marker> we need to be there or not.</example>
                <example>There is <marker>question whether</marker> we need to be there or not.</example>
            </rule>
            <!-- <rule> -->
            <!-- <pattern> -->
            <!-- <token>whether</token> -->
            <!-- <token>or</token> -->
            <!-- <token>not</token> -->
            <!-- </pattern> -->
            <!-- <message>Verbose. Use <suggestion>wheather</suggestion>.</message> -->
            <!-- <example correction="wheather">We do not know <marker>whether or not</marker> we need to be there.</example> -->
            <!-- <example>We do not know <marker>whether</marker> we need to be there.</example> -->
            <!-- </rule> -->
        </rulegroup>

        <!-- quite puzzling – baffling -->

        <!-- refer back – refer -->
        <!-- reflect – say, show -->
        <!-- regard as being – regard as -->
        <rule id="REGARD_AS_BEING" name="regard as being (regard as)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">regard</token>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>being</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Word "being" is redundant. Use <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="regard as">What industries do you <marker>regard as being</marker> highly competitive?</example>
            <example>What industries do you <marker>regard as</marker> highly competitive?</example>
        </rule>
        <!-- regarding – about, of, on -->
        <!-- relative to – about, on -->
        <!-- relocate – move -->

        <!-- remain – stay -->
        <rule id="REMAIN" name="remain (stay)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">regard</token>
                <token>as</token>
                <token>being</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Word "being" is redundant. Use <suggestion>\1 \2</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="regard as">What industries do you <marker>regard as being</marker> highly competitive?</example>
            <example>What industries do you <marker>regard as</marker> highly competitive?</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- remainder – rest -->
        <!-- remuneration – pay, payment -->
        <!-- render – give, make -->
        <!-- represents – is -->
        <!-- request – ask -->
        <!-- require – must, need -->
        <!-- requirement – need, -->
        <!-- reside, residence – live, house -->
        <!-- respectively – (omit) -->
        <!-- retain – keep -->
        <!-- retire – go to bed -->
        <!-- said, some, such, same – the, this, that -->
        <!-- selection – choice -->
        <!-- set forth in – in -->
        <!-- shall – must -->
        <!-- should you wish – if you want -->
        <!-- similar to – like -->

        <!-- solicit – ask for, request -->
        <rule id="SOLICIT_FOR" name="solicit for">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="V.*" postag_regexp="yes" inflected="yes">solicit</token>
                <token>for</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Avoid. Use <suggestion>asking for</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="asking for">We are <marker>soliciting for</marker> suggestions.</example>
            <example>We are <marker>asking for</marker> suggestions.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- sooner rather than later - soon, now -->
        <rule id="SOONER_RATHER_THAN_LATER" name="sooner rather than later (soon, now)">
            <pattern>
                <token>sooner</token>
                <token>rather</token>
                <token>than</token>
                <token>later</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Try <suggestion>soon</suggestion> or <suggestion>now</suggestion> meaning <suggestion>sooner than expected</suggestion>.</message>
            <url>http://grammarist.com/usage/sooner-rather-than-later/</url>
            <example correction="soon|now|sooner than expected">I believe that spring will be here <marker>sooner rather than later</marker>.</example>
            <example>I believe that spring will be here <marker>soon</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- state-of-the-art – latest -->
        <rulegroup id="STATE-OF-THE-ART" name="state-of-the-art">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>state-of-the-art</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>latest</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="latest">Many covet for a <marker>state-of-the-art</marker> cell phone.</example>
                <example>Many covet for a <marker>latest</marker> cell phone.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>state</token>
                    <token>of</token>
                    <token>the</token>
                    <token>art</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Use <suggestion>latest</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="latest">Many covet for a <marker>state of the art</marker> cell phone.</example>
                <example>Many covet for a <marker>latest</marker> cell phone.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>

        <!-- strategize – plan -->
        <!-- subject – the, this, your -->
        <!-- submit – give, send -->
        <!-- subsequent, subsequently, subsequent to –later, next, after, then -->
        <!-- substantial – large, much -->
        <!-- successfully complete – complete, pass -->

        <!-- sufficient – enough -->
        <rule id="SUFFICIENT" name="sufficient (enough)">
            <pattern>
                <token>sufficient</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>enough</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="enough">That is <marker>sufficient</marker> reason.</example>
            <example>That is reason <marker>enough</marker>.</example>
            <example correction="enough">He was adding more until it was <marker>sufficient</marker>.</example>
            <example>He was adding more until it was <marker>enough</marker>.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- take action to – (omit) -->
        <rule id="TAKE_ACTION_TO" name="take action to (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <token inflected="yes">take</token>
                <token>action</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove as verbose.</message>
            <example correction=""><marker>Take action to</marker> fight climate change.</example>
            <example>Fight climate change.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- terminate – end, stop -->
        <!-- than was formerly the case – now -->

        <!-- that exists -->
        <rule id="THAT_EXISTS" name="that exists (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>that</token>
                <token>exists</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Try removing the phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="">The fear <marker>that exists</marker> among many people that we are losing our woodlands is uncalled for.</example>
            <example>The fear <marker/> among many people that we are losing our woodlands is uncalled for.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- the level of water rose - the water rose -->
        <!-- the month of – (omit) -->

        <!-- AssertionFailedError -->
        <!-- the people who are located in - the people in -->
        <!-- the pie that is located in - the pie in !!!-->
        <!-- <rule id="IS_LOCATED_IN" name="who/that is located in (in)">-->
        <!-- <pattern> -->
        <!-- <token regexp="yes">who|that</token> -->
        <!-- <token inflected="yes">are</token> -->
        <!-- <token>located</token> -->
        <!-- <token>in</token> -->
        <!-- </pattern> -->
        <!-- <message>Use <suggestion>in</suggestion>.</message> -->
        <!-- <example correction="in">Can I accept orders from buyers <marker>who are located in</marker> other countries?</example> -->
        <!-- <example>Can I accept orders from buyers <marker>in</marker> other countries?</example> -->
        <!-- <example correction="in">Acn9 is a novel protein of gluconeogenesis <marker>that is located in</marker> the mitochondrial intermembrane space.</example> -->
        <!-- <example>Acn9 is a novel protein of gluconeogenesis <marker>in</marker> the mitochondrial intermembrane space.</example> -->
        <!-- </rule> -->


        <!-- there are – (omit) -->
        <!-- therefore – thus, so -->
        <!-- therein – there -->
        <!-- there is – (omit) -->

        <!-- the undersigned – I -->
        <rule id="THE_UNDERSIGNED" name="the undersigned (I, me, we)">
            <pattern>
                <token>the</token>
                <token>undersigned</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Legalese. Did you mean <suggestion>I</suggestion>, <suggestion>me</suggestion> or <suggestion>we</suggestion>?</message>
            <url>http://www.businesswritingblog.com/business_writing/2009/02/who-is-the-undersigned-me-.html</url>
            <example correction="I|me|we">Please contact <marker>the undersigned</marker>.</example>
            <example>Please call <marker>me</marker> me on this number.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- the use of – (omit) -->
        <!-- this activity, command – us, we -->
        <!-- timely – prompt -->
        <!-- time period – (either one) -->
        <!-- to be violative of – violate -->
        <!-- took advantage of – preyed -->
        <!-- to wit – (omit) -->
        <!-- transpire – happen -->
        <!-- transmit – send -->

        <!-- type of – (omit) -->
        <rule id="TYPE_OF" name="that exists (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>type</token>
                <token>of</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Try removing the phrase "\1 \2".</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="">Legislators need to be more careful of the <marker>type of</marker> policy they propose.</example>
            <example>Legislators need to be more careful of the <marker/> policy they propose.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- under the provisions of – under -->

        <!-- until such time as – until -->
        <rule id="UNTIL_SUCH_TIME_AS" name="until such time as (until)">
            <pattern>
                <token>until</token>
                <token>such</token>
                <token>time</token>
                <token>as</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Use <suggestion>until</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="until">He may keep the key <marker>until such time as</marker> he resigns.</example>
            <example>He may keep the key <marker>until</marker> he resigns.</example>
        </rule>


        <!-- utilize, utilization – use -->
        <!-- validate – confirm -->
        <!-- variation – change -->
        <!-- various different – "various" or "different" -->
        <!-- very – (omit) -->
        <!-- very angry – enraged -->
        <!-- viable – practical, workable -->
        <!-- warrant – call for, permit -->
        <!-- we are in receipt of – we've received -->


        <!-- whosoever, whomsoever – whoever, whomever -->

        <!-- what I mean to say is -->
        <rule id="WHAT_I_MEAN_TO_SAY_IS_THAT" name="what I mean to say is that (omit)">
            <pattern>
                <token>what</token>
                <token inflected="yes">I</token>
                <token inflected="yes">mean</token>
                <token>to</token>
                <token>say</token>
                <token>is</token>
                <token>that</token>
                <!-- <token min="0">that</token> xxx-->
            </pattern>
            <message>Try removing the phrase.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction=""><marker>What I mean to say is that</marker> well intentioned lawmakers sometimes make fools of themselves.</example>
            <example><marker/>Well intentioned lawmakers sometimes make fools of themselves.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- with a view to – by, from -->

        <!-- with reference to, with regard to – about, of, on, for -->
        <rule id="WITH_REFERENCE_OR_REGARD_TO" name="with reference to, with regard to (about, of, on, for)">
            <pattern>
                <token>in</token>
                <token regexp="yes">reference|regard</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace with shorter <suggestion>about</suggestion>, <suggestion>of</suggestion>, <suggestion>on</suggestion>, or <suggestion>for</suggestion></message>
            <example correction="about|of|on|for">Statement <marker>in reference to</marker> the book.</example>
            <example>Statement <marker>on</marker> the book.</example>
            <example correction="about|of|on|for">What shall we do <marker>in regard to</marker> the dinner?</example>
            <example>What shall we do <marker>about</marker> the dinner?</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- with respect to – on, about -->
        <!-- with the exception of – except for -->
        <!-- with the minimum of delay – quickly (or say when) -->
        <!-- witnessed – saw -->

        <!-- worthwhile -->
        <rule id="WORTHWHILE" name="worthwhile is weak">
            <pattern>
                <token postag="JJ">worthwhile</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Weak word. Use something stronger like <suggestion>valuable</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="valuable">It was a <marker>worthwhile</marker> endeavor.</example>
            <example>It was a valuable endeavor.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- you are requested – please -->
        <rule id="YOU_ARE_REQUESTED" name="you are requested (please)">
            <pattern>
                <token>you</token>
                <token>are</token>
                <token>requested</token>
                <token>to</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace with <suggestion>please</suggestion></message>
            <example correction="please"><marker>you are requested to</marker> sit down.</example>
            <example>Please sit down.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- your attention is drawn – please see, please note -->
        <!-- draw to your attention - point out -->
        <rulegroup id="DRAW_ATTENTION" name="your attention is drawn, draw to your attention (please see, please note, point out)">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>your</token>
                    <token>attention</token>
                    <token>is</token>
                    <token>drawn</token>
                    <token/>
                </pattern>
                <message>Replace with <suggestion>please see</suggestion> or <suggestion>please note</suggestion></message>
                <example correction="Please see|Please note"><marker>Your attention is drawn to</marker> the last page.</example>
                <example><marker>Please see</marker> the last page.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>draw</token>
                    <token>your</token>
                    <token>attention</token>
                    <token>to</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Replace with <suggestion>point out</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="point out">We'd like to <marker>draw your attention to</marker> the last picture.</example>
                <example>We'd like to <marker>point out</marker> the last picture.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>

        <!-- your office – you -->
        <!-- / (slash) – and, or -->

        <rule id="REFERRING_BACK" name="Legal jargon referring to previous text">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">above-mentioned|abovementioned|above-listed|abovelisted|beforementioned|before-mentioned|aforementioned|afore-mentioned</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Leaglese. Bad form in any normal text. Remove and explain. Use <suggestion>this</suggestion> or <suggestion>these</suggestion>.</message>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>above-mentioned</marker> fact is important.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>abovementioned</marker> fact is important.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>above-listed</marker> points must not be forgotten.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>abovelisted</marker> points must not be forgotten.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>before-mentioned</marker> fact is important.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>beforementioned</marker> fact is important.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>afore-mentioned</marker> fact is important.</example>
            <example correction="this|these">The <marker>aforementioned</marker> fact is important.</example>
            <example>Like I mentioned before, it is important not to follow rules blindly</example>
            <example>This fact is important.</example>
        </rule>


        <rule id="THE_TRUTH_OR_FACT_IS" name="Starting sentence with 'The truth/fact is'.">
            <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                <token postag="SENT_START"/>
                <token>The</token>
                <token regexp="yes">truth|fact</token>
                <token>is</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Remove. Just say what the truth or fact is.</message>
            <example correction=""><marker>The truth is</marker>, this is annoying.</example>
            <example>This is annoying.</example>
            <example correction=""><marker>The fact is</marker>, they are not here.</example>
            <example>They are not here.</example>
        </rule>

        <!-- tired intensifiers - use sparingly -->
        <!-- really, very, quite, extremely, severely -->
        <rule default="off" id="TIRED_INTENSIFIERS" name="really, very, quite, extremely, severely (use sparingly)">
            <pattern>
                <token regexp="yes">really|very|quite|extremely|severely</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Intensifier that does not intensify "\1". Use sparingly.</message>
            <url>http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/concise.htm</url>
            <example correction="">The band is <marker>very</marker> irritating.</example>
            <example>The band is <marker>mind-jarringly</marker> irritating.</example>
        </rule>
    </category>
    <category name="Wikipedia" default="off">
        <rule id="HASH_SYMBOL" name="Replace '#'">
            <pattern>
                <token>#</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace "#" with <suggestion>No. </suggestion> or <suggestion>number </suggestion> when referring to numbers or rankings.</message>
            <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Number_signs</url>
            <example correction='No. |number '>The <marker>#</marker>3</example>
            <example>No. </example>
            <example>number </example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="WIKIPEDIA_12_PM" name="Replace '12 pm' with 'noon'">
            <pattern>
                <token>12</token>
                <token>pm</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace "12 pm" with <suggestion>noon</suggestion> for clarity.</message>
            <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Time_of_day</url>
            <example correction='noon'>At <marker>12 pm</marker></example>
            <example>noon</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="WIKIPEDIA_12_AM" name="Replace '12 am' with 'midnight'">
            <pattern>
                <token>12</token>
                <token>am</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace "12 am" with <suggestion>midnight</suggestion> for clarity.</message>
            <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Time_of_day</url>
            <example correction='midnight'>At <marker>12 am</marker></example>
            <example>midnight</example>
        </rule>

        <rule id="WIKIPEDIA_CURRENTLY" name="Replace 'currently' with a specific date">
            <pattern>
                <token>currently</token>
            </pattern>
            <message>Replace "currently" with a specific date, as "currently" will change over time.</message>
            <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Current</url>
            <example correction=''><marker>currently</marker></example>
            <example>date</example>
        </rule>

        <rulegroup id="WIKIPEDIA_CONTRACTIONS" name="Replace 'wasn't' with 'was not'">
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>wasn</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>t</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Replace "wasn't" with <suggestion>was not</suggestion>.</message>
                <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Contractions</url>
                <example correction='was not'><marker>wasn't</marker></example>
                <example>it's</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern>
                    <token>it</token>
                    <token>'</token>
                    <token>s</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>Replace "it's" with <suggestion>it is</suggestion></message>
                <url>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Contractions</url>
                <example correction='it is'><marker>it's</marker></example>
                <example>it is</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
    </category>
    <!-- This rule is useful only for lowercase only text after machine translation. I leave it in the
    file because it's not so bad for such input but it shouldn't be even visible in the config dialog.
    Maybe it should go some repository online?
    <category name="Capitalization" type="typographical">
        <rulegroup default="off" id="EN_CAPITALIZE" name="Capitalize lowercase words ('i am')">
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <and>
                        <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">[A-Z][a-z]+</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">[a-z]+</token>
                    </and>
                </pattern>
                <message>The word \1 probably should be uppercase: <suggestion><match case_conversion="startupper" no="1"></match></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Susan">My name is <marker>susan</marker>.</example>
                <example>My name is Susan.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token>i</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>This should be written in uppercase: <suggestion>I</suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="I">Who do you think <marker>i</marker> am?</example>
                <example>Who do you think I am?</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token regexp="yes">&quot;|“</token>
                    <and>
                        <token inflected="yes" regexp="yes">[A-Z][a-z]+</token>
                        <token regexp="yes">[a-z]+</token>
                    </and>
                    <marker>
                        <token postag="NN" regexp="yes">[a-z]+</token>
                    </marker>
                </pattern>
                <message>The word \3 should probably be written in uppercase: <suggestion><match case_conversion="startupper" no="3"></match></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Monthly">This is a story from “atlantic <marker>monthly</marker>”.</example>
                <example>This is a story from “The Atlantic Monthly”.</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="UNKNOWN" regexp="yes">[a-z]+</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The word \1 should probably be uppercase:<suggestion><match case_conversion="startupper" no="1"></match></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Sobol">Eve <marker>sobol</marker>, Indiana</example>
                <example>Eve Sobol, Indiana</example>
            </rule>
            <rule>
                <pattern case_sensitive="yes">
                    <token postag="NNP" regexp="yes">[a-z]+</token>
                </pattern>
                <message>The word \1 should probably be uppercase: <suggestion><match case_conversion="startupper" no="1"></match></suggestion>.</message>
                <example correction="Susan">This is <marker>susan</marker>.</example>
                <example>This is Susan.</example>
            </rule>
        </rulegroup>
    </category>
    -->

</rules>
