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3D visualisations of English grammar?
1 project | /r/linguistics | 16 Mar 2021

There's a fair amount of work intended to visualise sentences. The Reed-Kellog system is the most popularly used in pedagogy (though I personally find them a bit unintuitive). There are definitely shinier, more modern ways you can use to display grammatical relationships. For example, I'm not sure whether people have tried using them in pedagogy, but if you're familiar with dependency grammar, you can look into things like displaCy for Universal Dependencies graphs or Text Annotation Graphs.