Hi, a bit of an upgrade to tybalt89's script...... added audio output with the flite speech synthesizer. It could almost be used to generate political speeches. :-) The padsp program is PulseAudio's utility to allow access to /dev/dsp. If your system dosn't use PulseAudio, you don't need it. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

# adapted from https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=1221711

use strict;
use warnings;

# padsp is the PulseAudio /dev/dsp utility, 
# you may not need it on your system
my $cmd = "padsp flite";
my $pid = open( OH, "| $cmd  2>&1");


my $pattern = "art adj{0,2} noun adverb{0,1} verb art adj{0,2} noun.\n
+";

my %words;
while( <DATA> )
  {
  my ($word, $part) = /(\S+)\s+(\S+)/ or next;
  push $words{$part}->@*, $word;
  }

for (1 .. 3 + rand 10)
  {
  print OH  ucfirst $pattern =~ s/(\w+)(?:\{(\d+),(\d+)\})?/
    my @avail = $words{$1}->@*;
    join ' ', map { $avail[rand @avail] } $2 ?  1 .. $2 + int $3 - $2 
+: 1
    /ger
  }

__DATA__
abnormal adj
blah adj
crazy adj
dolt noun
dolthead noun
doltish adj
doltishly adverb
doltishness adj
eccentric adj
fallacious adj
galling adj
hapless adj
illogical adj
jabber verb
kooky adj
lame adj
misguided adj
nuisance noun
officious adj
pretense noun
questionable adj
resentful adj
shaky adj
tenuous adj
the art
a art
untenable adj
vague adj
warp verb
yawn verb
zombie noun

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I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. ..... an animated JAPH

In reply to Re: Creating random sentences from a dictionary by zentara
in thread Creating random sentences from a dictionary by Lotus1

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