“a”/“an”/“the” + {object} + “called” + {identifier}: even with quotes to indicate that identifier is a name LT still tries to ‘correct’ it to “call”
“Why did a record called ‘Daffodil’ show a poppy?”
Added to my list.
Aside: although I added this task and others to my list, I am very happy for another person to correct the problem.
I’m trying to change the existing rule but it’s pretty difficult for a text checker unless it has some natural intelligence to recognise our intention.
The sentence can also be:
“The recorded call aroused anxiety among the parliamentarians.”
Again, according to our part-of-Speech tags, the word ‘record’ is ‘JJ’ in one case, ‘NN:UN’ in another. ‘Call’ is ‘JJ’, in one situation, ‘NN:UN’, ‘VBD’, ‘VBN’ in other situations.
I’ve just thought of a possible workaround: Could LT be made to treat hard-spaced strings of words as singular entities (this is already the purpose of the hard-space when it comes to line-wrapping, and thus should be a natural extension of it)