bhappyr: Amusing Sentences Generator.

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# Tweak a_an so it takes into account silent first consonants
# where the word sounds like it starts with a vowel and "a" should be "an"

# Word sets must be saved to sysdata.rda to be available for addin
# when package is not attached. See save_to_sysdata.R

# Find a way to let user pass regex patterns as word info codes.

# How to pass multiple word info codes?

# Set up more test for simulated rate_sentence()

# rate_sentence: Possibility to only have random min or max scale. E.g. rscale = c(1, 'random')

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# Got this: proofread\tproposed

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# Create rumours, e.g.:
#   Did you [hear_syn] that [name (know gender)] [create_syn] a [pos_adj] bug in [gender (for name)]
#   [stats_type (bayesian/frequentist)] [analysis_syn] of [subject]?
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# Examples of simple sentences:
# Karen baked cookies for dessert.
# Jeff and John are brothers.
# Where are you going?

# Examples of compound sentences:
# Jana wants cereal, but Paul wants pancakes.
# We went to the beach, and then we went to the mountains.
# Chris was hungry, so he made a sandwich.

# Examples of complex sentences:
# When it stops raining, we will play baseball.
# You should brush your teeth before you go to bed.
# Because she is nice, Mrs. Thomas let us read books that we brought from home.

# Examples of compound-complex sentences:
# After we arrived at school, I went to gym, and Sara went to English.
# I need a new coat, so mom said that she would buy one.
# Will you bring chips for the party that we are having for Jan, and can you invite Marie?