Past-tense conjugation of directive sentences
See original GitHub issueI’d like to use your library for an auto suggestions where i have to transform past tense to present tense and vice versa for short texts.
Sample
create customer <-> customer created
update customer <-> customer updated
I tried your demo and got the following results:
create customer -> created customer
update customer -> updated customer
Is there any option to move the subject to the beginning or end of the sentence?
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yeah, this will take some playing with to get right, i suspect.
for one,
exclude from order
is simply being mis-tagged - so that’s an easy situation to fix:the other one is similar, where
import
becomesimported
and it (strangely) gets tagged as an adjective - this is a bug, but can be resolved with the lexicon again:hope that helps cheers
Thank you, i’ve sent you an email a couple of days ago.