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In reply to the discussion: Who here has experience with computer writing programs [View all]longship
(40,416 posts)44. Yes, but the PMG generates good grammar.
The OP's student's grammar doesn't parse. So, maybe Babelfish is the answer.
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Those look like the result of using Babelfish to translate something in English through a series...
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#10
There are blog/spam programs that write nonsense like this. Looks like it.
democrat_patriot
Jul 2012
#15
The large vocabulary being used seems inconsistent with the lack of sense or grammar. nt
bemildred
Jul 2012
#16
I also ran it by my wife (College Professor - Theater History) and she's seen word salad....
Junkdrawer
Jul 2012
#25
I think the possibility of mental illness necessitates a call to the Dean....
Junkdrawer
Jul 2012
#42
I think you may have hit on something here. It would be worth looking into.......
wandy
Jul 2012
#33
Could be someone mentally ill. Or it could be written by someone who isn't a native English speaker.
Ian David
Jul 2012
#31
This confirms my theory that Sarah Palin's brain was replaced with a Markov chain generator! n/t
backscatter712
Jul 2012
#59