Adverb, abbreviation of adverb

adj？ Adjective = adjective, abbreviation of adjective

Art = article, the abbreviation of the article

Num = number, abbreviation of number

Prep = preposition; Preposition, abbreviation of preposition

Pron = pronoun, short for pronoun

N = noun, short for noun?

V = verb, also refers to transitive verb and intransitive verb, abbreviation of verb?

Conj = conjunction, short for conjunction?

Vi = intransitive verb, which is the abbreviation of inherent verb.

Vt = transitive verb, the abbreviation of transitive verb

Aux.v = auxiliary verb, short for auxiliary.

A = adjective, corrected abbreviation

Int = interjection, short for interaction.

U = uncountable noun, short for uncountable noun.

C = countable noun, short for countable noun.

Pl = complex number, short for complex number.

S = theme

Sc = subject complement

O = addressee

Oc = Recipient's Supplement

Extended data

Interpretation of part of speech

1, noun, noun (n.n.) means the name of a person or thing, desk, pencil, tomato, apple.

1) countable nouns, countable nouns (c./cn ), trees, bottles and bags.

Singular, singular (singing. ), a car, an apple, that man.

Complex number, complex number (pl. ), books, shoes and pens.

2) uncountable nouns, uncountable nouns (u./un ), milk, water, ocean.

2. Pronouns. ) replace nouns or words, phrases or sentences equivalent to nouns, you, this, them, mystery.

3. Adjective (a./adj.) is used to modify nouns and express the characteristics of people or things, such as luck, Excellence, excitement, humor, etc.

Numbers. ) means a number or the order one, two, first.

Verb means action or state to eat, go and travel.

1) A transitive verb can be followed by an object directly.

2) The intransitive verb comes after the inherent verb (vi). ), not directly with the object.

6. Adverb (ad. /adv./adv.) modifies verbs, forms, and equivalents, indicating the action characteristics there, which are extensive and sudden.

7. The article (art) is used before nouns to help explain the range A, A and an that nouns refer to.

Preposition (prep. ) is used before nouns or pronouns to explain its relationship with other words in, on, at and of.

9. conj. ) indicate the name of a person or thing and, because, but.

10. Interjection (int. ) Replace nouns, numerals, adjectives, etc. Oh, ah, wow.

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