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A noun is a person, place, or thing. A thing can be something physical or something made up such as a concept, idea, thought, etc. : dog, brick, London, Joe, free-speech, brainstorm...
- A noun is a person, place, or thing.
- A thing can be something physical or something made up such as a concept, idea, thought, etc.
- : dog, brick, London, Joe, free-speech, brainstorm...
- A verb relates an action or state.
- : walk, is, fight, say, smell...
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A noun is a person, place, or thing. A thing can be something physical or something made up such as a concept, idea, thought, etc.
E.g.: dog, brick, London, Joe, free-speech, brainstorm...
A verb relates an action or state.
E.g.: walk, is, fight, say, smell...
Many words are both nouns and verbs.
E.g.: At the fight (noun), the compeditors fig
E.g.: dog, brick, London, Joe, free-speech, brainstorm...
A verb relates an action or state.
E.g.: walk, is, fight, say, smell...
Many words are both nouns and verbs.
E.g.: At the fight (noun), the compeditors fig
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a verb is an action word for example.... The dog RAN across the park, ran would be the verb cause the dog is doing an action
a noun is a person, place or thing word for example.... Evryone attended the party at my house, house would be the noun because its a place
a noun is a person, place or thing word for example.... Evryone attended the party at my house, house would be the noun because its a place
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