Output of the functions

[llrs]

Many thanks for providing this package. As non native speaker is sometimes difficult to know if I am writing well.

I have used the gramr::write_good_file to check a file. The output is below:

| index| offset|reason                                           |
|-----:|------:|:------------------------------------------------|
|   578|     13|"was developed" may be passive voice             |
|   757|      7|"several" is a weasel word                       |
|  1234|      4|"only" can weaken meaning                        |
|  1890|      4|"only" can weaken meaning                        |
|  1983|      9|"There are" is unnecessary verbiage              |
|  2157|      7|"optimum" is wordy or unneeded                   |
|  2712|      5|"it is" is wordy or unneeded                     |
|  3054|      4|"just" can weaken meaning                        |
|  3154|      5|"it is" is wordy or unneeded                     |
|  3427|      6|"fairly" is a weasel word and can weaken meaning |
|  3484|      9|"perfectly" can weaken meaning                   |
|  3716|      6|"fairly" is a weasel word and can weaken meaning |
|  3723|     10|"similar to" is wordy or unneeded                |
|  3802|      6|"fairly" is a weasel word and can weaken meaning |
|  4522|      3|"the" is repeated                                |
|  4541|     13|"approximately" can weaken meaning               |

I couldn't find in the help page what is this index or the offset. Could someone explain it? It is easy to find the words but It would be easier to know the line of the file where to find those words.

[ghost]

Hi thank you so much for this package 👍

I was wondering if we can do a grammar check on a block of strings, like an essay-type, instead of a .R or .Rmd file

[llrs]

@YeshnaB Your comment seems like a new issue to me. You can open it on the top right corner (the green button) :+1:

[ghost]

sorry, I just did. Thanks.