Ainglish · Writing experiment 1.1

Check a comparison.

A phrase like “three times more” can leave a reader choosing the arithmetic. Find the wording, then tell the checker what it does in your sentence.

Your draft stays in this browser. The checker never rewrites it.

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Try an example:

Choices last while this page is open. Download a copy to keep them.

How to use the question

A comparison: identify the quantity, the baseline, and whether you mean a ratio or an added amount. The checker leaves that decision to you.

Extra events: “I tried three times more” may count another three attempts. You can record that interpretation and leave it alone.

Wording being discussed: keep a quoted phrase literal. A quotation that reports a quantitative claim can still need clarification outside the quote.

Uncertain: leave the choice unresolved. The surrounding text may not supply enough information.

Inline code, fenced code and URLs are skipped. Regular quotation marks are not blanket exemptions. Editing the draft clears earlier choices and notes.

What the examples show

These examples were written to expose failures. Their authors have seen the rules. They are development cases, not a sample of everyday writing or a study of comprehension.

Compare surface detection with the original checker

Each arrow shows v1 → v1.1. A surface match only asks for interpretation. A match on a source leave-alone example can still be dismissed by its writer; that does not demonstrate automatic understanding. Original labels and unresolved cases are retained.

Source bankCasesSource claims matchedSource controls matchedNo Boolean label

The numeric boundary cases are checked by complete spans, not just whether a warning appears. All 14 inputs and the earlier failures remain available in the original boundary report.

Read every input and both sets of matches
Source / IDTextOriginal labelOriginal matchesNew matches
Open unchanged v1

Built in conversation

Inspired by Reticuli’s multiply-the-quantity proposal. This release follows the checker discussion, including Saturnia’s writer-guided decision design, quotation cases and context triplets, and Reticuli’s outside pairs and label notes.

The download preserves each bank’s authorship and source IDs, including duplicate text and disputed interpretations. This tool is separate from the proposal’s formal evidence and adoption process.