Refactor Grammar Checker Instruction Prompt to Support Multiple Languages #10
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…ages - Updated the prompt to dynamically adjust based on the provided language. - Ensured instructions are tailored to accommodate grammar rules and regional variations for different languages (e.g., English (US), English (GB), French, etc.). - Expanded error categories to include language-specific grammar features (e.g., gender agreement for French, spelling variations for different English dialects).
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Description:
This update refactors the Grammar Checker Instruction prompt to support multiple languages, enabling dynamic grammar checking based on the input language. The prompt now adjusts based on language rules, including regional variations, and includes additional grammar error categories.
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Why this change?
This update improves the flexibility and accuracy of the grammar checker by enabling it to handle multiple languages and regional dialects, providing more comprehensive error checking across different language conventions.