Section 1 - Selections of a Group

To say selection of (superset - a description of objects) conforming to the description (subset - a description of objects) is-are:
    let subset count be the number of members of subset;
    let superset count be the number of members of superset;
    if the subset count is greater than superset count:
        say "BUG: author has misdefined sets";
        rule succeeds;
    if the subset count is the superset count:
        if subset count is 0:
            rule succeeds;
        otherwise:
            say "[subset is-are all]";
    otherwise:
        if subset count is 0:
            say "[none of superset is-are]";
        otherwise if subset count is 1:
            say "[the list of the members of subset] is";
        otherwise:
            say "[the list of the members of subset] are".

To say none of (superset - a description of objects) is-are:
    if the number of members of superset is 2:
        say "neither is";
    otherwise:
        say "none are".

To say (superset - a description of objects) is-are both/all:
    let superset count be the number of members of superset;
    if the superset count is 1:
        say "[one of]it's[or]it is[purely at random]";
    if the superset count is 2:
        say "[one of]both of them are[or]both are[or]they are both[or]they're both[purely at random]";
    if the superset count is greater than 2:
        say "[one of]they are all[or]they're all[or]every one of them is[or]all [superset count in words] are[purely at random]".

To say explicit none of (superset - a description of objects) is-are:
    let first be a random member of the superset;
    let second be the first;
    while the first is the second:
        let second be a random member of the superset;
    if the number of members of superset is 2:
        say "neither [the first] nor [the second] is";
    otherwise:
        say "none of [the list of members of the superset] are".

To say explicit both (superset - a description of objects) is-are:
    say explicit both superset;
    let superset count be the number of members of superset;
    if the superset count is 1:
        say " is";
    if the superset count is 2:
        say " are";
    if the superset count is greater than 2:
        say " are all".

To say explicit both (superset - a description of objects):
    let superset count be the number of members of superset;
    if the superset count is 1:
        say "[the list of the members of superset]";
    if the superset count is 2:
        say "both [the list of the members of superset]";
    if the superset count is greater than 2:
        say "[the list of the members of superset]".

To say explicit (superset - a description of objects) is-are both/all:
    let superset count be the number of members of superset;
    if the superset count is 1:
        say "[the list of the members of superset] is";
    if the superset count is 2:
        say "[the list of the members of superset] are both";
    if the superset count is greater than 2:
        say "[the list of the members of superset] are all".

To say next:
    say "[one of]after a moment[or]then[or]shortly[or]just then[or]next[or]moments later[at random]";