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I am use Apache NLP and its POSTaggerME. I have it breaking down words into their Penn Treebank tag set values. Is there any functionality out there (doesn't have to be in Apache NLP) that lets you know what kind of word can come next using the English language structure and semantics?

For example, I have sentence "Most large " which breaks down to JJS and JJ. Or an Adjective, superlative, and an Adjective. What I want to know, is using the structure of the English language, if there is a tool that can tell me if something like an NNS, or a Noun, plural can come next and the sentence is still valid?

Vadim Kotov
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    Try http://erg.delph-in.net, one of the English parser stands the time and comparable to the great [Parsey McParseface](parsey mcparseface). It might not be easy to understand the output unless you go through a course in http://courses.washington.edu/ling567/ though – alvas Dec 14 '16 at 06:30

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