vibe.linguistics.languages.en¶

English language rules for linguistic transformations.

EnglishRules ¶

English grammar rules implementation.

pluralize ¶

pluralize(word: str, context: Linguistic | None = None, overrides: str | None = None) -> str

Convert a word to its plural form.

Parameters:	`word` (`str`) – The word to pluralize `context` (`Linguistic \| None`, default: `None` ) – Optional Linguistic context `overrides` (`str \| None`, default: `None` ) – Optional override string for ad-hoc irregular forms. Format: "singular->plural,singular2->plural2" Example: "goose->geese,moose->moose"

make_definite ¶

make_definite(word: str, number: str = 'singular', gender: GrammaticalGender | None = None, context: Linguistic | None = None, overrides: str | None = None) -> str

Add 'the' prefix for definite form.

make_possessive ¶

make_possessive(word: str, subject: str | None = None, context: Linguistic | None = None, overrides: str | None = None) -> str

Convert to possessive form.

English has special handling for subject: instead of "contract's end", we rephrase to "the end of the contract".

make_indefinite ¶

make_indefinite(word: str, gender: GrammaticalGender | None = None, context: Linguistic | None = None, overrides: str | None = None) -> str

Add indefinite article (a/an) to a word.

English uses "an" before vowel sounds, "a" before consonant sounds.

number_to_cardinal ¶

number_to_cardinal(num: int) -> str

Convert number to English words.

number_to_ordinal ¶

number_to_ordinal(num: int) -> str

Convert number to English ordinal words.

format_conjunction ¶

format_conjunction(conjunction_type: str) -> str

Return English conjunction word.

uses_oxford_comma ¶

uses_oxford_comma() -> bool

English uses the Oxford comma.