For editors, writers, and language learners of all kinds. Useful when wending through tough technical or dense literary passages. Helps orient language learners to English sentence structure.
Breaks a sentence into labeled phrase chips: subject, verb, object, modifiers. Handles verb chains, compound subjects and objects, predicate adjectives, multi-clause sentences, one subordinate clause, one relative clause, indirect objects, and infinitive or gerund phrases.
Lite limits: one subordinate clause per sentence, one relative clause (attached to the object, not the subject), up to two independent clauses joined by a comma or conjunction. Still not a linguist.