expr modalAux [will, would, should, could, can, may, might, must, shall, won't, wouldn't, shouldn't, couldn't, can't, mustn't]
expr subject [(DET NOUN), (DET PROPN), PRON, NOUN, PROPN]
expr main <([( @modalAux threat), (@modalAux @subject threat)]), threat>
let message "Modal verbs followed by `threat` almost always intend the verb `threaten`."
let description "Normalize `threat` to `threaten` when it is used after modals (or their contractions) because the noun form is being mistaken for a verb."
let kind "Grammar"
let becomes "threaten"
let strategy "MatchCase"
test "I will threat the vendor if they miss another check-in." "I will threaten the vendor if they miss another check-in."
test "You shouldn't threat the partnership over a misunderstanding." "You shouldn't threaten the partnership over a misunderstanding."
test "We could threat the release if the bug persists." "We could threaten the release if the bug persists."
test "They might threat the roadmap during the review." "They might threaten the roadmap during the review."
test "You must threat the issue before it escalates." "You must threaten the issue before it escalates."
test "He should threat his backup plan." "He should threaten his backup plan."
test "We wouldn't threat our customers for honest feedback." "We wouldn't threaten our customers for honest feedback."
test "She can't threat the crew without checking policy." "She can't threaten the crew without checking policy."
test "I would threat the system again if it keeps failing." "I would threaten the system again if it keeps failing."
test "May I threat them later?" "May I threaten them later?"
test "Might you threat the schedule to force a fix?" "Might you threaten the schedule to force a fix?"
test "You won't threat me with the same ultimatum twice." "You won't threaten me with the same ultimatum twice."
test "Should they threat the platform to pressure the release?" "Should they threaten the platform to pressure the release?"
test "I WILL threat the contract if the clauses keep changing." "I WILL threaten the contract if the clauses keep changing."
test "They mustn't threat the new hires." "They mustn't threaten the new hires."
allows "The threat on the board made everyone nervous."
allows "This threat level matches last winter's storms."
allows "Threat modeling exercises take several days."
allows "Treat each threat seriously, but don't confuse the noun with the verb."
allows "A threat scenario looks at possible attackers and motives."
allows "Her tone sounded like the threat of a storm, not a promise."
allows "Threat actors often test the defenses before committing to a breach."