Gender Mediator Test Page

Subject: [pronoun]

He walked his dog.
She walked her dog.

Object: [pronoun] [joiner] or [pronoun] [punctuation]

He tickled her.
She tickled him.
He tickled her with a feather.
She tickled him with a feather.
He tickled her and ran off.
She tickled him and ran off.
He talked to her about the book.
She talked to him about the book.

Possessive adjective: [pronoun] [adverb/adjective/noun]

He tickled her ear.
She tickled his ear.
He gave her 12 roses. He met her 3 cousins.
She gave him 12 roses. She met his 3 cousins.

Possessive pronoun: [pronoun]

The book was his.
The book was hers.
The book was his to keep.
The book was hers to keep.

Other words:

The king introduced his father to his uncle.
The queen introduced her mother to her aunt.
My grandfather has two nephews and a grandson.
My grandmother has two nieces and a granddaughter.
Mr. Jones met Mrs. Jones for an afternoon tea.

And then the LORD God said: It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him a helper suitable for him.

Formatting:

The first letter is sometimes big. But t
he line break should start a new word.

Entities:

Here — is an em-dash and – an en-dash.
Some ‘single’ and “double” quotation marks.
Hère âre söme àcçéntêd letters.
8216 = ‘, 8217 = ’, 8220 = “, 8221 = ”
8242 = ′, 8243 = ″, 8230 = …
8208 = ‐, 8209 = ‑, 8211 = –, 8212 = —
x2018 = ‘, x2019 = ’, x201c = “, x201d = ”
x2032 = ′, x2033 = ″, x2026 = …
x2010 = ‐, x2011 = ‑, x2013 = –, x2014 = —

Names:

Kim watched Alice talking to Pat.
She went to the store with Will.
She and Will went to the store.
Will you go to the store?
Will Smith went to the store.
WILL YOU GO TO THE STORE?
WILL SMITH WENT TO THE STORE.
Bill walked home. Bill, walk home. Bill my account.
Don saw Sam. Don's here, Sam.
Don't go, Sam. Don't go, Sam. Don’t go, Sam.
They don't like her. They don't like her dog.
She went. Will you go? She went, Will stayed.
"She went." Will you go? "She went," Will said.
She went, "Will you go?"
She read Bill C-123.
Bill C-123 passed on Friday.
Bill Cooper passed on Friday.
IRA is an acronym but Ira is a person.
Ira is a person but IRA is an acronym.
I went to see April. I went home in April.
April went home on April 4th in April 2005.
Al Qaeda. Al Jazeera. San Diego. San Francisco.
This sentence mentions Will and it is capitalized.
This Title Will Mention Will But All Words Are Capitalized.