Up-Goer Five

Here's a description of my PACBook project written on the Up-Goer Five website, which only allows you to use (what it says are) the 1,000 most common words in English.

Sometimes a computer needs to put a new word into a story, like maybe the name of a group of people, or a type of thing that you have made. But when the computer does this, it needs to use the right form of the word. Also, the computer may need to change the form of some of the other words in the story to fit in with the new word. This can be a hard problem if the story is written in a different way of speaking, like they use in other lands. I have written a computer thing which knows how to put the right form of the word into a story. Also, I have told my computer how to change the form of other words in the story, if it needs to. You need to mark up the story first, and mark up all the forms of the words that the computer will put into the story. I can show you how to do this.

I'm slightly cheating, using mark up as a single lexical item.