About The Project

This project is a repo for GRAMMAR PATTERNS 1: VERBS. It is presented in form of command line interface and allows users to search for verb patterns recorded in this grammar book.

Installation

For UNIX-like Systems

1. python 3.6+ is required to run the code.
2. Install w3m. (For Mac users, it can also be installed by running brew install w3m )
3. Install prompt_toolkit jinja2.

   pip install prompt_toolkit jinja2
   

4. Run program by typing python main.py in command line.

For Microsoft Windows Systems

1. Install msys2.
2. Execute msys2 and then run the following command.

   pacman -S python w3m python3-pip
   

3. Clone the repo.

   git clone [email protected]:sappy5678/grammar_pattern_cli.git
   

4. Install prompt_toolkit jinja2.

   pip install prompt_toolkit jinja2
   

5. Get into directory (ls/grammar_pattern_cli/) and run pyhton main.py.

Usage

This project allows users to search verbs in two ways:

1. find_pattern : Find all verb patterns that matches all the entered conditions.
   • Verb Patterns
   • Structure
   • Verb Group
2. search_word : Get information about a specific verb.
   • All patterns of the searched verb
   • Information about a specific verb pattern
3. Example:

   • Take find_pattern function as example:

     $ python main.py
     use help for more information
     press tab for show auto complete
     > find_pattern
     please input pattern
     > V -ing
     please input structure
     > Verb with Adjunct
     please input verb group
     > ALL
     

   • Output: V -ing

     	Verb group	-ing clause
     Subject	Verb	Adjunct
     I	'd die	feeling guilty.

     Phrasal verbs: V P -ing

     	Verb group	Partical	-ing clause
     Subject	Verb		Adjunct
     We	ended	up	having dinner.
     I	was hanging	around	hoping to see him.

     Verbs with this structure are all concerned with beggining, ending, or spending time in a particular way.

     • The soldiers reasoned that they'd prefer to die fighting rather than waiting.
     • Their boat finished up pointing the wrong way.
     • I started off doing languages, which I quite enjoyed, but I switched to law and quantified as a solicitor.

     Structure information a) The '-ing' clause is an Adjunct. b) This structure has no passive. c) The phrasal verb pattern is the same except that there is a particle, P, which comes after the verb.

     V -ing
     die	end up	finish up	hang about
     hang around / round	start off	wind up

     chapter 1 page: 86

Docker run

docker run --restart=always -d -p 5101:5000 $(DOCKER)