e-prime

To audit text for E-Prime conformance, submit your settled prose to flag or correct non-conforming constructs like forms of 'is' and 'has', which the tool identifies and marks with inline confidence annotations.

E-Prime text conformance requires rewriting prose to completely avoid all forms of the verb 'to be', such as 'is', 'are', and 'has', ensuring statements rely on active verbs instead of static identity or state.

Yes, you can apply localized corrections to specific text violations without a full-document rewrite, allowing you to target flagged constructs individually while keeping the rest of your document intact.

Yes, the E-Prime auditor requires inline markers for any audited 'is' or 'has' forms, attaching inline confidence annotations to provide context and guidance for each flagged violation.

Automated E-Prime language-editing on prompts focuses on flagging violations and applying localized corrections rather than executing full-document rewrites, meaning users must manually review and integrate the mark-only guidance.