Antidote 11’s corrector:
In the following list, the errors are preceded by an asterisk.
- corrects spelling mistakes (*mentionned)
- corrects errors in determiner–noun agreement (this days, much people)
- corrects errors in subject–verb agreement (My sister and I *was there, the man who *sleep)
- corrects errors in noun pluralization (the informations, scared of height)
- corrects meaning errors caused by homophones or near-homophones (a *discrete cough)
- corrects “a/an” confusion (*an hospital)
- corrects “your/you’re”(*Your late again.), “its/it’s” (*Its cold here), “their/they’re/there” (read *they’re book), “less/fewer” (*less people) and many other confused words
- corrects words commonly confused by non-anglophones such as “take/make/do” and “say/tell”
- corrects errors in fixed expressions (*could care less)
- corrects incorrect inflections in irregular verbs (*payed)
- corrects errors of the possessive (the boss’ son, a childs mind)
- corrects errors of compound tenses (I didn’t understood., They’re entitle to benefits.)
- corrects gerund vs infinitive errors (I enjoy *to write)
- corrects errors of mood (I suggest you *to go)
- corrects comparative and superlative usage errors (He is *youngest than her.)
- corrects question tag errors (He lives here, *isn’t he?)
- corrects number syntax (three thousands students, 32st)
- corrects constructions common among to non-anglophones (I *have 34 years.)
- corrects determiner errors (I like *the nature.)
- corrects preposition errors (They arrived at home., In the end of the day)
- corrects relative pronoun errors (my neighbor *which sued me)
- corrects errors in syntactic hyphen usage (a three day trip, a badly-designed poster)
- corrects word order: adjectives, adverbs and more (a *red huge circle)
- corrects word separation (She likes it alot., Johns eems sad.)
- corrects duplicate words (go to *to bed)
- corrects word/numeral usage in numbers (I have *2 cats.)
- flags false friends (by *hazard)
- flags Canadianisms (washroom), Americanisms (restroom), Britishisms (lorry), and other national varieties of English
- keeps track of register (informal, slang, formal, no longer used)
- flags offensive language
- flags redundancy (an actual fact)
- flags spelling inconsistencies within a text (signaled/signalled)
- corrects inconsistencies in word/numeral usage in numbers (twelve dollars (*$10))
- corrects comma usage errors, including serial commas (The *show, will start soon.)
- corrects errors in end punctuation (*Who knows.)
- corrects the position of the closing quotation mark in relation to the comma or period (He said, "I will*".)
- checks the format and validity of dates (Saturday, November 3rd, 2015)
- checks for correct capitalization, including in titles (War And Peace, russian literature)
- checks spacing (*30 %)
- checks typography of dashes, quotation marks, times, numbers and addresses
- flags instances of repetition
- flags long sentences
- flags nested phrases (my brother’s girlfriend’s mother)
- flags passive, impersonal and verbless sentences
- flags commonplace verbs