Difference between revisions of "User:ItsSteve/pronountest"
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| − | {{ | + | {{RandomPronoun|upper|subject|plays|play|save=true|table={{User:ItsSteve/pronountable}}}} blaseball. (subject) |
| + | <pre>{{RandomPronoun|upper|subject|plays|play|save=true}} blaseball. (subject)</pre> | ||
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| − | Blaseball belongs to {{User:ItsSteve/ | + | Blaseball belongs to {{RandomPronoun|lower|object|save=true|table={{User:ItsSteve/pronountable}}}}. (object) |
| + | <pre>Blaseball belongs to {{RandomPronoun|lower|object|save=true}}. (object) </pre> | ||
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| − | {{User:ItsSteve/ | + | {{RandomPronoun|upper|adjective|save=true|table={{User:ItsSteve/pronountable}}}} blaseball team plays well. (adjective) |
| + | <pre>{{RandomPronoun|upper|adjective|save=true}} blaseball team plays well. (adjective)</pre> | ||
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| − | Blaseball is {{User:ItsSteve/ | + | Blaseball is {{RandomPronoun|lower|possessive|save=true|table={{User:ItsSteve/pronountable}}}} to win and lose. (possessive) |
| − | + | <pre>Blaseball is {{RandomPronoun|lower|possessive|save=true}} to win and lose. (possessive)</pre> | |
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| + | {{RandomPronoun|upper|subject|played|played|save=true|table={{User:ItsSteve/pronountable}}}} Blaseball {{RandomPronoun|lower|reflexive|save=true|table={{User:ItsSteve/pronountable}}}}. (subject, reflexive) | ||
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| + | This example puts the same verb in both places in the template since past tense verbs conjugate the same for singular and plural subjects. | ||
| + | <pre>{{RandomPronoun|upper|subject|played|played|save=true}} Blaseball {{RandomPronoun|lower|reflexive|save=true}}. (subject, reflexive)</pre> | ||
==test pages== | ==test pages== | ||
{{#dpl: | {{#dpl: | ||
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|titlematch=ItsSteve/pronoun% | |titlematch=ItsSteve/pronoun% | ||
}} | }} | ||
| + | <includeonly>{{#arraydefine:subject|he,she,they,I}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:object|him,her,them,me}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:possessive|his,hers,theirs,my}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:adjective|his,her,their,mine}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:reflexive|himself,herself,themselves,myself}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->{{#arraydefine:singular|1,1,0,0}}<nowiki/></includeonly> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:08, 16 April 2021
MATCHED
I play blaseball. (subject)
{{RandomPronoun|upper|subject|plays|play|save=true}} blaseball. (subject)
Blaseball belongs to me. (object)
Blaseball belongs to {{RandomPronoun|lower|object|save=true}}. (object)
Mine blaseball team plays well. (adjective)
{{RandomPronoun|upper|adjective|save=true}} blaseball team plays well. (adjective)
Blaseball is my to win and lose. (possessive)
Blaseball is {{RandomPronoun|lower|possessive|save=true}} to win and lose. (possessive)
I played Blaseball myself. (subject, reflexive)
This example puts the same verb in both places in the template since past tense verbs conjugate the same for singular and plural subjects.
{{RandomPronoun|upper|subject|played|played|save=true}} Blaseball {{RandomPronoun|lower|reflexive|save=true}}. (subject, reflexive)
