Identification of Expectancy, Proximity, and Compatibility of the Bengali Language

Semantic errors are portrayed as in border on upon of the law of sentences. In Bengali language, we will identify errors depend on three sorts of sentence rules. They are Expectancy (n/a), Proximity (n/a), Compatibility (n/a). We are assessing every single Bengali sentence as indicated by these three sorts of techniques. Cause the accompanying way will function as significance by importance word order and will discover which sentence is sans mistake. Presently, we will place sentences into certain classes with the goal that sentences will be gathered as right or off-base. We picked a Bengali sentence comprising of completed fundamental structure of the structure Subject, Object, Verb. These sentences are broken into subject, object and verb term parts with the end goal of arrangement. From thing and action term order we classify the subject and action term into a progressively broad class and henceforth we build up the relationship. In light of the order of action terms what is more, things, we built up a relationship for subject and action term as well as action term and object of the sentence. In our tenets and terms we are demonstrating that our framework works for expectancy is 70 percent, Proximity is 80 percent, compatibility is 80 percent. Some are blunders however in most extreme sentences it can discover the mistakes.