How to get grammar suggestions using C#?

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How to check grammar and get suggestions using C#?

e.g.

"I eat a apple"

should return

"I eat an apple"

Following site does this:
http://www.polishmywriting.com/[^]
seems this site does the job using linux server

but at this moment I am more interested in getting .NET server side code.
(Want to host grammar checker on own server with .NET)

Thanks,
Nitin

Posted 29-Nov-12 20:01pm

Nitin S

Updated 30-May-22 20:23pm

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Bernhard Hiller · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-29T20:58:00

I'd rather use some existing application for spell checking / grammar checking. Here on CP, there is an article on using Microsoft Word's spell checker (see Using Word's spellchecker in C#[^]), the grammar checker could be integrated similarly.
Also OpenOffice should offer an API for the grammar checker (see e.g. http://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Grammar_Checking_API[^]), but the integration of OpenOffice from a .Net application is often complicated.