def singular_to_plural(self):
final_list = []
st = self.get_sentence()
list_seperate_by_comma = st.split(",") # divide the sentence to list of strings by all the ','
for each in list_seperate_by_comma:
if each[0] == " ": # prevent bug
each = each[1:]
m = each.split(" ") # split each sentence to list of words
plural_list = []
for each in m:
if en.is_noun(each):
each = en.noun.plural(each)
elif en.is_adjective(each):
each = en.adjective.plural(each)
elif en.is_connective(each):
each = self.my_inflect.plural(each)
elif en.is_persuasive(each):
each = en.persuasive.plural(each)
plural_list.append(each)
plural_list = " ".join(plural_list) # convert each list to string
final_list.append(plural_list)
final_list = ", ".join(final_list)
return final_list
def find_grammatical_kind(self):
st = self.get_sentence()
st = re.sub(",", "", st) # delete all commas
result = []
m = st.split(" ")
for each in m:
flag = False
if en.noun.is_emotion(each):
result.append("emotion")
flag = True
elif en.is_connective(each):
result.append("connective")
flag = True
elif en.is_verb(each):
result.append("verb")
flag = True
elif en.is_adjective(each):
result.append("adjective")
flag = True
elif en.is_noun(each):
result.append("noun")
flag = True
elif en.is_persuasive(each):
result.append("persuasive")
flag = True
elif en.is_number(each):
result.append("number")
flag = True
if flag == False:
result.append("unclear")
return result
# for example HTML or XML.
print(4, en.is_tag("</a>"))
# Return True when the string is a HTML tag,
# for example <a> or <body>.
print(5, en.is_html_tag("</person>"))
# COMMONSENSE #######################################################################
# Returns True if the given word expresses a basic emotion:
# anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, surprise.
print(6, en.is_basic_emotion("cheerful"))
# Returns True if the given word is a magic word:
# you, money, save, new, results, health, easy, ...
print(7, en.is_persuasive("money"))
# Returns True if the word is a connective:
# nevertheless, whatever, secondly, ...
# and words like I, the, own, him which have little semantical value.
print(8, en.is_connective("but"))
# NUMBERS ###########################################################################
# Returns the ordinal of the given number,
# 100 -> 100th, 3 -> 3rd
# twenty-one -> twenty-first
print(9, en.number.ordinal(100))
print(10, en.number.ordinal("twenty-one"))
# Writes out the given number:
import en
print en.is_basic_emotion("anxious")
print en.is_persuasive("money")
print en.noun.is_emotion("anger")
print en.adjective.is_emotion("anxious", boolean=False)
print en.is_noun("comptuer")
print en.spelling.suggest("computer")[0]
print en.verb.is_emotion("love", boolean=False)
print en.verb.infinitive("announced")
print en.verb.infinitive("dont")
print en.is_verb("went")
a=en.verb.infinitive("dont")
print en.verb.is_emotion(a, boolean=False)
print en.is_noun("people")
print en.is_noun(en.noun.singular("adore"))
print en.noun.lexname("book")
print en.noun.lexname("music")
print en.noun.lexname("water")
print en.noun.lexname("fear")
print en.noun.lexname("love")
print en.noun.lexname("like")
print en.noun.lexname("hate")
print en.noun.lexname("overcome")
print en.adverb.lexname("actually")
