How to detect types of sentences in given article?

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I need a tool or service to detect sentence type like Present simple active,Present continuous passive,past participle ..etc in a given article. Please help me on this thanks in advance.

Posted 13-Mar-13 20:23pm

vinayraghavendra.hs

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kornakar · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-13T21:15:00

Solution 1

Maybe this one: Statistical parsing of English sentences[^]?

Posted 13-Mar-13 21:15pm

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vinayraghavendra.hs 27-Mar-13 1:00am

Thank you its solved my many requirement.

vinayraghavendra.hs 27-Mar-13 1:09am

only one thing i could't able to do it, Finding words like "present simple active","present continues passive".etc like this by natural human mind we can find easily but in coding quite difficult because it fallows many patterns couldn't able to guess. but below site fullfilled that fuctionality also.

http://www.lingleonline.com ,sinup for 30 days trail ->login->search any keyword>click any searched link -> click grammar tab.