Fetch and name the verb list:
wget http://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/inf1-cg/labs/lab4/verbs.txt VERBS=verbs.txt
Produce the morphological rule named "pasttense".
alias pasttense='sed "s/$/ d/g"' pasttense $VERBS
You should get the same list as before, where the suffix "d" has been added to each verb in the file.
The first of these, which we'll call 'VBanaptyxis', can be implemented with the following sed command:
alias VBanaptyxis='sed "s/t d/t ah d/g; s/d d/d ah d/g "'
We can add this to the past tense forms morphological rule from the previous section as follows:
pasttense $VERBS | VBanaptyxis
The second phonological rule, called 'VBdevoicing', can be implemented with the following sed command:
alias VBdevoicing='sed "s/p d/p t/g; s/t d/t t/g; s/k d/k t/g; s/s d/s t/g"'
Note that we can create more complex sed commands by combining them using the semi-colon ';'.
pasttense $VERBS | VBdevoicing
Finally, we can combine the two phonological rules to run one after the other:
pasttense $VERBS | VBanaptyxis | VBdevoicing