Noun Translation 15, Explanation of Translated Nouns

Part of speech English refers to the rule of classifying words into different parts of speech and expressing them in English.

Knowledge Expansion:

A noun is a word that denotes a concrete or abstract concept such as a person, thing, object, place, etc. Common nouns include names of people, places, objects, etc. For example: cat, book, london.

A verb is a word that denotes an action, state, or being. It can be used to describe the behavior or state of the subject. Common verbs include run, eat, sleep, etc.

Adjectives are used to modify nouns or pronouns to describe the nature, characteristics, or state of things. Adjectives are generally used as a definite or predicate in a sentence. Common adjectives are big, happy, beautiful, etc.

Adverbs are used to modify verbs, adjectives, adverbs, or entire sentences to indicate information such as time, place, manner, degree, etc. Adverbs are often used in interrogative words such as how, when, where, etc. Common adverbs include quickly, happily, very, etc.

Prepositions are usually used to express the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words, such as positional relationship, temporal relationship, mode relationship, etc. Common prepositions are in (in. within), on (in. above), at (in. place) and so on.

An article is a word used to qualify a noun and is divided into definite and indefinite articles. The definite article includes the determinite (definite article), and the indefinite article includes a and an. Articles are often used in sentences to indicate something specific or general.

Words that pronouns are used to replace nouns and are used to avoid reusing nouns. Pronouns can refer to people, things, things, or concepts. Common pronouns are i, you, he, etc.

Conjunctions are used to connect words, phrases, or sentences to make them a whole. Conjunctions can connect parallel words, phrases, or sentences, or they can connect subject-clauses in subject-subordinate compound sentences. The conjunctions seen in common things are and but but because of others.

Interjections are used to express strong emotions or expressions of surprise and often appear at the beginning or end of a sentence. Interjections are usually not part of the core component of a sentence but rather serve as an emphatic or emoticon. Common interjections are oh, wow, etc.

Translation. Pinyin: [ fān yì ].

Interpretation: 1The meaning of one language is expressed in another language (also refers to the use of one expression in another between dialect and national common language, dialect and dialect, ancient language and modern language); Symbols or numbers representing language and words are expressed in words

Foreign**. Get the password out.

2.Translator: He worked for three years.

Noun: The name of a person, object, etc. table, tom verb: to indicate an action.

EAT adjective: Describes the characteristics of a person or thing.

good,cool,kind

Adverbs: Describe the situation of an action, such as the speed, degree, manner of the action, etc.

fast,quikly,slowly

Preposition: Describe the place, the time. at, in, on numerals: indicate quantity. one, two conjunctions: concatenating words, phrases, sentences. and, or article: means "a", "this", etc. a,an,the.

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