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/** Pick singular or plural based on count */
export function pluralize(noun: NounEntry, count: number): string {
return count === 1 ? noun.singular : noun.plural
}
/** Get third-person singular form */
export function conjugate3p(verb: VerbEntry): string {
return verb.thirdPerson
}
/** Get base/infinitive form */
export function conjugateBase(verb: VerbEntry): string {
return verb.base
}
/** Conjugate a verb to agree with a subject entry */
export function conjugateFor(verb: VerbEntry, subject: SubjectEntry): string {
return subject.conjugation === 'thirdPerson' ? verb.thirdPerson : verb.base
}
/**
* Format a number with its unit, respecting prefix/suffix position.
* Examples: formatWithUnit(3, "$", "prefix") → "$3"
* formatWithUnit(5, "inches", "suffix") → "5 inches"
*/
export function formatWithUnit(value: number, unit: string, position: 'prefix' | 'suffix'): string {
if (position === 'prefix') {
return `${unit}${value}`
}
return `${value} ${unit}`
}
/**
* Capitalize the first letter of a string.
*/
export function capitalize(s: string): string {
if (s.length === 0) return s
return s[0].toUpperCase() + s.slice(1)
}
/** Words that should be lowercased when a subject appears mid-sentence */
const MID_SENTENCE_LOWERCASE = new Set([
'the',
'a',
'an',
'each',
'every',
'some',
'this',
'that',
'she',
'he',
'it',
'they',
'we',
])
/**
* Lowercase a subject phrase for mid-sentence use.
* Lowercases the first letter only if it's an article/pronoun/determiner.
* Preserves proper nouns like "Sonia".
*/
export function midSentence(phrase: string): string {
const firstWord = phrase.split(' ')[0]
if (MID_SENTENCE_LOWERCASE.has(firstWord.toLowerCase())) {
return phrase[0].toLowerCase() + phrase.slice(1)
}
return phrase
}
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