What does it mean that Word has a “natural language” grammar proofing tool?
The grammar proofing tool in Word performs a comprehensive and accurate analysis (also known as “parsing”) of the submitted text, instead of just using a series of heuristics (or pattern matching) to flag errors. The grammar proofing tool analyzes text at a syntactical level and at a deeper, logical level, to understand the relationship between the actions and the people or things that are performing those actions.
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- What does it mean that Word 2000 has a "natural language" grammar proofing tool?
