nouns() false identification.

[EranBoudjnah]

For he following sentence:

Backlash as gym advertises 'slave' workout to mark Black History Month

We get:

=====
  -----
  ｜ 'Backlash'  - Noun, Singular
  ｜ 'as'       - Preposition
  ｜ 'gym'      - Noun, Singular
  ｜ 'advertises'  - Noun, Plural
  ｜ 'slave'    - Noun, Singular
  ｜ 'workout'  - Noun, Singular
  ｜ 'to'       - Conjunction
  ｜ 'mark'     - MaleName, FirstName, Person, ProperNoun, Singular, Noun
  ｜ 'Black'    - ProperNoun, Noun, Singular, Person, LastName
  ｜ 'History'  - Uncountable, Noun, Singular, ProperNoun, Person
  ｜ 'Month'    - ProperNoun, Noun, Singular

You can probably spot a couple of issues there. 'advertises' is identified as a noun. 'mark' seems to be categorized incorrectly as well.

So our nouns() call ends up returning:

[ 'Backlash',
  'gym advertises slave workout',
  'mark Black History Month' ]

[spencermountain]

oof, thanks @EranBoudjnah .
yeah - 'advertises' gets missed completely as a verb. Not sure why.
Mark sends the person classifier on a roll too.
yikes.
Happy to take a look, thanks.