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Rule "missing verb between 'it' and adjective"

This is one of many errors that LanguageTool can detect.

Description:	missing verb between 'it' and adjective
Message:	A verb may be missing.
Category:	Grammar (ID: GRAMMAR)
Incorrect sentences that this rule can detect:	It still possible. Correction suggestion: It is, It was Well, he partially correct. Correction suggestion: he is, he was It still happening. Correction suggestion: It is, It was I slowly stopped hitting the gym, I prioritized making dinner and it rarely healthy. Correction suggestion: it is, it was
Correct sentences for comparison:	I feel like I fuck it up still, will work on it though. We're going after it right now. I’ll check it out soon. Get it on soon. We are offering this special for a limited time only so check it out today. Certainly. I'II look for it right now. We have already identified our lower performers across Operations and IT as well. you might as well back it up anyway. Despite being a little flaky at times, he even still, as a crusty old man, was considered a roll model for millions. She can make it right now, but she can't improve it. If you come across a violation like this, you can typically clear it out by toggling the condition off for a moment, checking that the violation has closed, and flipping it back on. Enron North America Corp. Hate to bother you about this again, since you have done it once already. You have done it totally incorrect! Ever wonder what Matthew's Roman bosses said and did when he just up and left his tax booth to follow Jesus? You should have asked Tom why he left early. I didn't want Mary to leave, but she left anyway. It has been more than two years since she left home and has not returned.
ID:	PRP_RB_JJ [2]
Version:	6.8-SNAPSHOT (2025-10-28 22:33:08 +0100)