Hi,

Martin Forst had a small Spanish grammar going.  It would in fact be great if he could put it on-line somewhere for people to take and enlarge (@Tracy — do you have his email address?).

Beyond that I think there have only been a few toy grammars. 

I don’t think anything has been done on LFG CALL beyond in German and English and I think there is much more scope in CALL for the LFG type of “precision grammars” than most other areas of NLP these days and I would be very glad to see stuff happen in that area (and would be willing to help).

Best,

Miriam

> On 11. Aug 2021, at 13:32, Olga Zamaraeva <olga.zamaraeva@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dear ParGram members,
>
> Is there a Spanish grammar implemented with LFG? (I looked in the wiki but didn't find anything.)
>
> If there is one, has it been used in any "writing coaching" (aka grammar coaching, CALL) initiatives?
>
> Many thanks,
> --
> Olga

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