- SYNTPARSE

SYNTPARSE uses the traditional approach to grammar in order to
depict the role of each constituent word and Clause in the sentence
and recognizes accurately the following parts of the sentence:

• i) ADVERB; ii) SUBJECT:
• iii) VERB / Verbal Tense: "; iv) COMPLEMENT SUBJECT: ";
• v) OBJECT DIRECT: "; vi) OBJECT INDIRECT: ";
• vii) PREDICATIVE and ADVERB: "; viii) CONJUNCTION: ";
• ix) COMPLEMENT OBJECT: ";
• x) INFINITIVE: "; xi) INFINITIVAL COMPLEMENT: ";
• xii) PREDICATIVE: "; xiii) PREPOSITIONAL ADVERBIAL CLAUSE: ";
• xiv) RELATIVE CLAUSE: "; xv) RELATIVE CLAUSE and ...: ";
• xva) RELATIVE CLAUSE and SUBJECT: ";
• xvb) RELATIVE CLAUSE and COMPLEMENT SUBJECT: ";
• xvc) RELATIVECLAUSE and COMPLEMENT OBJECT: "; xvi) RELATIVE PRONOUN: ";
• xvii)RELATIVE PRONOUN and ... : "; xviii) RELATIVE PRONOUN and SUBJECT: ";
• xix) DEPENDENT CLAUSE: "; xx) SUBORDINATE CLAUSE: ";

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More about it ...: Parsing examples.

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Here are a few examples of the performance of SYNTPARSE:

a) Input sentence: I was finding the frustration erupting while it grew totally dark outside.
Output: I was finding the frustration erupting while it grew totally dark outside.
SUBJECT: I
VERB-Past Continuous Tense: was finding
OBJECT DIRECT: the frustration
COMPLEMENT OBJECT: erupting
RELATIVE CLAUSE: while it grew totally dark outside
CONJUNCTION: while
SUBJECT: it
VERB-Past Perfect Tense: grew
COMPLEMENT SUBJECT: totally dark ADVERB: outside
b) Input: The others turned in unison and, following the colonel's lead, advanced on the three puzzled figures.
Output: The others turned in unison and, following the colonel's lead, advanced on the three puzzled figures.
SUBJECT: The others
VERB-Past Perfect Tense: turned
PREPOSITIONAL ADVERBIAL CLAUSE: in unison
CONJUNCTION: and COMPLEMENT SUBJECT: following the colonel's lead
VERB-Past Perfect Tense: advanced
PREPOSITIONAL ADVERBIAL CLAUSE: on the three puzzled figures
c) Input: Ten percent said the president will be dismissed.
Output: Ten percent said the president will be dismissed.
SUBJECT: Ten percent
VERB- Past Perfect Tense: said
SUBJECT: the president
VERB-Future Tense, Passive Voice: will be dismissed
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More about it ...: Applications and Market of the parsing programs

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Applications and Market of the Parsing programs.
The parsing programs are designed as a Computer Assisted Language Learning tools and being Natural Language Processing programs they are aimed at language students at all levels and of all nationalities. By using the parsing programs, both at home and at school, the language students can improve their knowledge of grammar and syntax, and learn to parse various sentences.

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More about it ... Menu:
The menu of SYNTPARSE

Menu of the software program(s)

File File/Open File/New Append to Dictionary Change Dir. Statistics Author   View   Search Parse Parse Spell Translate Options Options Unknown words Display syntax Edit sentence Display file Write file   Exit
About some of the menu items: "File" provides several different options to operate with files, one of which "File/Open" allows the user to operate in "batch" mode, i.e. to open a text file and process it (parse it, or spell-check it, or translate it, depending on the program).
Menu item(s) "Spell", "Parse", etc. (depending on the software program) allow the user to either work in interactive mode (to type in a sentence and parse it, respectively - spell-check or translate it), or to parse (spell-check, translate) a whole text file.
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You can order a commercial copy: English, German or French parsing.