Seven Rules of English Part of Speech Conversion

English part-of-speech conversion includes: verbs are transformed into nouns; Verbs are transformed into nouns-adjectives; Verbs are transformed into adjectives, adverbs and nouns; Nouns are transformed into adjectives; Nouns are converted into plural nouns; Adjectives are transformed into adverbs; Adjectives are converted into adverbs and nouns.

Seven rules and examples of English part-of-speech conversion (1) Verbs are converted into nouns, followed by mail-mail weighing-weight suggestion-suggestion.

(2) Verbs are transformed into nouns-adjectives act-actor/act- active change-change-variable.

(3) Verbs are transformed into adjectives, adverbs, nouns fill-full, needed necessity-necessary interest(v ./n .)interest/ interested.

(4) the noun is transformed into the adjective person personal (individual; Private) fun funny

(5) Nouns are transformed into plural nouns: gentlemen, gentlemen, human beings.

(6) Adjectives are transformed into adverbs: possible, possible, probable and possible.

(7) Adjectives are converted into adverbs, and nouns are truth, truth, luck and luck.