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Make no changes to non-alphabetical characters nor capitalization.
- Example input: 3
- Example output: 3
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Add "-way" to single-letter words that are a vowel where a vowel is defined as "a," "e," "i," "o," or "u."
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Example input: i
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Example output: iway
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Add "-way" to multi-letter words beginning with a vowel.
- Example input: and
- Example output: andway
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Add "-ay" to single-letter consonants.
- Example input: y
- Example output: yay
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Add "-ay" to a group of consecutive consonants.
- Example input: mt
- Example output: mtay
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For a multi-letter word beginning with a consonant, move the first letter to the end of the word and add "-ay."
- Example input: mouse
- Example output: ousemay
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For a word beginning with multiple consecutive consonants, move the whole group of consonants from the beginning of the word to the end of the word and add "-ay."
- Example input: tree
- Example output: eetray
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For a word beginning with at least one consonant where the first group of consecutive consonants includes a "q" followed by a "u," move the "u" along with the consonants from the beginning of the word to the end of the word and add "-ay."
- Example input: squeak
- Example output: eaksquay
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For a multiple-word phrase, apply the above rules to each individual word and return the whole altered phrase.
- Example input: Hello World!
- Example output: elloHay orld!Way
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