The Matrix

The LinGO Grammar Matrix is developed at the University of Washington in the context of the DELPH-IN Consortium, by Emily M. Bender and colleagues. This material is based up work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. BCS-0644097. Additional support for Grammar Matrix development came from a gift to the Turing Center from the Utilika Foundation. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. The Grammar Matrix customization system is hosted by the University of Washington.

Filling out this form will produce a starter grammar for a natural language, consisting of a language-independent core and customized support for the phenomena you describe below. Be advised that this system is highly experimental. We are interested in your feedback. If you have questions or comments, please email Emily Bender at: ebender at u dot washington dot edu.

NOTE: Throughout the questionnaire, questions or subpages that lack a required answer or contain an incorrect answer are marked with a red asterisk: *. Questions or subpages that contain answers that might be problematic, but are not outright incorrect, are marked with a red question mark: ?. Hovering the mouse cursor over a red asterisk or question mark will show a tooltip describing the error. Clicking on a red asterisk or question mark that is on the main page will link to the error or warning on the appropriate subpage.

► ? General Information

► Word Order

► Number

► Person

► Gender

► Case

► Adnominal Possession

► Direct-inverse

► Tense, Aspect and Mood

► Evidentials

► Other Features

► Sentential Negation