Silent word-initial 'h's are ambigous ground. Sometimes it ultimately depends on your pronunciation. e.g. <a(n) horrific> as /a hOr\IfIk/ or /an Or\IfIk/

Silent word-initial 'h's are ambigous ground. Sometimes it ultimately depends on your pronunciation.
e.g. <a(n) horrific> as /a hOr\IfIk/ or /an Or\IfIk/

I'm just leaving it as "a". Only the vowels will get "an".

I'm just leaving it as "a". Only the vowels will get "an".

I probably shouldn't have used 'hourly' as an adjective, then.

I probably shouldn't have used 'hourly' as an adjective, then.

It doesn't matter... It is just to make it more likely to be correct. I still need to copy it over, though. I've just been working on my computer situation. [s]Help me fill this in so I just have to copy over the results. :P[/s] Updated with new features! Suggest more structures, if you'd like.

It doesn't matter... It is just to make it more likely to be correct. I still need to copy it over, though. I've just been working on my computer situation.

Help me fill this in so I just have to copy over the results.

Updated with new features!

Suggest more structures, if you'd like.

Why can't you select 'either' number or something? Most words don't change based on their number, it was mainly the verbs ruining the fun.

Why can't you select 'either' number or something? Most words don't change based on their number, it was mainly the verbs ruining the fun.

Hmm. Should I add an option to make it undetermined/irrelevant? I've noticed with adjective it doesn't really matter, but with noun and verb it definitely does.

Hmm. Should I add an option to make it undetermined/irrelevant? I've noticed with adjective it doesn't really matter, but with noun and verb it definitely does.