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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