The Lab of the weblog Central Scrutinizer

First published on December 19, 2006
Have you ever tried to entrust to Google your syntactic doubts, hoping to find a certain number of sites that already used you phrase? “Is it correct?“, created with my co-worker Maurizio Tesconi, queries the Google API Search and gives you the response that you expected, with the possibility to test 28 different languages.

• http://isitcorrect.centralscrutinizer.it

Well, naturally it works always under approximate ranges based on a percentage of occurences, so before the “this phrase is Correct!” or “is Wrong!” there’s always a “Maybe”.
In the same page are available some plugins to be used with the search box of Firefox: to install click on the flag of the language you want to test the phrases - to use select the same flag in the search box, and type your phrase.

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