Section 2 - Numbers
    
To say numerical ordinal of (N - a number):
    say "[N]";
    if N is greater than 10 and N is less than 20
    begin;
        say "th";
    otherwise;
        let Y be the remainder after dividing N by 10;
        if Y is 1
        begin;
            say "st";
        otherwise if Y is 2;
            say "nd";
        otherwise if Y is 3;
            say "rd";
        otherwise;
            say "th";
        end if;
    end if;

To say ordinal of (N - a number):
    if N is a number listed in the Table of Ordinals
    begin;
        choose row with a number of N in the Table of Ordinals;
        say ordinal entry;
    otherwise;
        if N is greater than 20
        begin;
            let X be N divided by 10;
            now X is X times 10;
            let Y be the remainder after dividing N by 10;
            if Y is zero
            begin;
                let enumeration be indexed text;
                let enumeration be "[X in words]";
                replace the regular expression "(.*)y" in enumeration with "\1ie";
                say "[enumeration]th";
            otherwise;
                say "[X in words]-[ordinal of Y]";
            end if;
        otherwise;
            say "[N in words]th";
        end if;
    end if.

Table of Ordinals

number	ordinal
1	"first"
2	"second"
3	"third"
4	"fourth"
5	"fifth"
6	"sixth"
7	"seventh"
8	"eighth"
9	"ninth"
10	"tenth"
11	"eleventh"
12	"twelfth"
20	"twentieth"

To decide what number is (N - a number) to the nearest (A - a number):
    now N is N divided by A;
    now N is N times A;
    decide on N.

To say (count - a number) in round numbers:
    repeat through the Table of Numerical Approximation
    begin;
        if count is less than threshold entry
        begin;
            let N be indexed text;
            let N be "[approximation entry]";
            replace the regular expression " of" in N with "";
            replace the text "no" in N with "zero";
            say "[N]";
            rule succeeds;
        end if;
    end repeat.

To say adjectival (count - a number) in round numbers:
    repeat through the Table of Numerical Approximation:
        if count is less than threshold entry:
            say "[approximation entry]";
            rule succeeds.

Table of Numerical Approximation

threshold	approximation
1	"no"
2	"one"
3	"a couple of"
4	"several"
6	"a few"
11	"some"
21	"many"
100	"lots of"
500	"lots and lots of"
2000	"hundreds of"
30000	"thousands of"