"tease" gets conjugated as "teasees" #3

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opened 2023-01-12 16:33:59 -08:00 by KayFaraday · 1 comment
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The culprit is this line: 96e2b28e4e/lgfbot.py (L45)

maybe it should be

elif verb[-1] != 'e' and verb[-1] in {'s', 'x'} or verb[-2] in {'s', 'x'} or verb[-2:] == 'ch':

but i'm not very good at english

The culprit is this line: https://lab.freak.university/Wardyn/lgfbot/src/commit/96e2b28e4ea8b0f1eb2b875b91d7760bf6e59183/lgfbot.py#L45 maybe it should be ``` elif verb[-1] != 'e' and verb[-1] in {'s', 'x'} or verb[-2] in {'s', 'x'} or verb[-2:] == 'ch': ``` but i'm not very good at english
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Didn't feel like figuring out every edge case of the english language, so Ive opted to just do away with the verb conjugation function altogether. The verblist is now pre-conjugated and so this shouldn't be an issue anymore.

Didn't feel like figuring out every edge case of the english language, so Ive opted to just do away with the verb conjugation function altogether. The verblist is now pre-conjugated and so this shouldn't be an issue anymore.
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