Grammar Ninja

0Grammar Ninja is an educational game where the player identifies parts of speech in rapid succession. Correct answers help you advance; wrong ones blow up in your face. The game is modeled after Brain Age's CalculationsX20 exercise. Grammar Ninja is my final project for my Independent Study in Game Design. 02br
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00Currently the game is a work in progress and will be completed next week. I'm posting here to find people to stuff the game with grammatically accurate sentences.02br
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00[url=05000]You can play the game here (click).[/url] 02br
00(ultimately all three modes will have 20 questions per run)02br
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00Flash can’t accept external data from txt files in the way that I need it, so all the sentences the game uses must be created beforehand. It’s very easy for anyone to create a sentence:02br
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00[code]//Sentences are defined like this02br
00asen000 = new Array(new Word("Joe", "N"), new Word("is", "V"), new Word("hungry.", "ADJ"));[/code]02br
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00If the formatting confuses you, don’t worry, you only need to worry about the stuff between the quotes (“”). It’s simplest to illustrate.02br
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00[code]new Word("The word you want to include", "The part of speech the word is”) [/code]02br
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00The part of speech is an ALL CAPS abbreviation of the word. It MUST BE one of the following:02br
00Noun = N02br
00Verb = V02br
00Pronoun = PRO02br
00Adjective = ADJ02br
00Adverb = ADV02br
00Preposition = PREP02br
00Conjunction = CONJ02br
00Interjection = INT02br
00Article = ART02br
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00The number of words in the sentence will be exactly the number of words you put in, separated by commas. To illustrate again:02br
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00[code]//separate each word by a comma, keep making as many as you like02br
00//hower it gets unreadable around 35 words02br
00new Array(word, word, word);[/code]02br
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00I want at least 50 sentences each for the easy, medium, and hard modes, and there’s no way can do it alone in a week. 01b00Please please help me by contributing some sentences!!!02br
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00As guidelines02br
00Easy questions have between 2-6 words02br
00Medium questions have between 6-15 words02br
00Hard questions have between 15-30 words02br
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00Keep the content appropriate for all ages, quote whatever you want as long as it makes grammatical sense. If you want to add something like “~Ernest Hemmingway” make it one big word and label it’s part of speech “N”. No slurring words (don’t, won’t aren’t) or whatever it is. 02br
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00Please be accurate, or at very least review the accuracy of others.02br
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00A BIG THANKS to anyone that helps out.0250hrefhttp://kwarp.com/storage/grammarninja.html