What part of speech is English?

English vocabulary is divided into 10 parts of speech, namely: n. noun v. verb pron. Pronouns adjectives adverbs numbers. Digital art. Article preparation. Preposition conj The conjunction int. Interjection. In addition to these ten words, there are other judgment words yes and no in English.

I. Nouns

Names of people and things are called nouns, such as "cucumber, pig, horse, sheep, cabbage, tractor, computer" 1, special names are called "special nouns", such as "Yunnan, Shanghai, Li Bai, Bai Juyi, China" 2. Names of abstract things are called "abstract nouns", such as ". Such as up, down, left, right, front, back, east, west, south, north, front, back, east, south and middle.

2. Verbs

Verbs indicate actions, behaviors, development and changes of people or things. 1. Some verbs mean general actions, such as "come, go, say, walk, run, shout, learn, take off, review and understand". 2. Some verbs express psychological activities, such as "thinking, paying attention, paying attention and respecting". This kind of verb can often be preceded by "very, very". 3. Some verbs mean can and willing, which are called "willing verbs". They are "can, want, should, be willing, dare, get (dei), can, should, should, be willing, can, may and must". These will verbs are often used in front of general verbs. They are often used after general verbs to indicate trends, such as "jump up, walk down, lift up and run over". 5. "Yes" and "you" are also verbs, and "yes" has the same usage as verbs and becomes judgment verbs.

Three. adjective

Adjectives indicate the shape, nature, color and state of things, such as "many, few, tall, short, fat, thin, rigid, extravagant, timid, ugly, beautiful, red ……". State adjectives such as red, white, red and black cannot start with "very".

4. Digital

Numerals are words that express the quantity of things, such as "one, two, two, three, seven, ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, one hundred million, half".

Verb (abbreviation of verb) quantifier

Quantifiers are words that represent things or action units. In Chinese, quantifiers are divided into nominal quantifiers and momentum words. 1, noun quantifiers indicate the quantity of things, and can also be divided into unit quantifiers and measurement quantifiers. Unit quantifiers indicate the units of things, such as "Ge, Zhang, Zhi, Zhi, Ben, Tai, Jia, Che, Xing, Zhu, Tou, Bian, Ba, Fan and Zhu". Measure quantifiers indicate the unit of measurement of things, such as "inch, ruler, ruler, Jin, beam, ton, liter, barrel, gallon, volt, ohm, cubic meter". 2. Momentum words indicate the number of actions, and they are used before and after verbs to indicate the units of actions, such as "times, times, times and fields".

Intransitive verb pronoun

Pronouns can replace real words and phrases. When referring, there is a difference between fixed finger and indefinite finger. Indeterminacy often refers to uncertain people, things or a certain shape, quantity, degree, action, etc. He doesn't often refer to someone, so it can't be meaningful. The difference between fiction and fact. 1, personal pronoun: instead of the name of a person or thing. I, you, you, he, she, it, us, you, them, themselves, others, everyone (I can be used with other pronouns to play an important role. For example: myself, yourselves, all of you) 2. Interrogative pronouns: used to ask questions, who, what, where (ask the place), how much (ask the quantity), how how (ask the nature), how what (ask the way of doing things) 3. Demonstrative pronouns: used to distinguish people or things (referring to people or things) here, here and there (referring to places) at the moment (referring to time) so, so, so, so, so (referring to nature, state, way, action and degree) each of these, so, so, so (referring to quantity) (referring to all or any of them). Pronouns have the same usage as the real words or phrases they replace or indicate, and the words they replace can also be used as sentence components.

Seven. adverb

Adverbs are always used as adverbials before verbs and adjectives, such as "very, very, extremely, yes, all, immediately, Li Ke, Zeng, actually, hot, and constantly". Adverbs are usually used in front of verbs and adjectives, such as "come at once, leave at once and start over", and only "very" and "extremely" can be used.

Eight. preposition

Prepositions are always combined with other phrases to make prepositional phrases as attributes, adverbials and complements, such as "Ba, Cong, Xiang, Chao, Wei, Zhi, Xiang, Yu, Bi, Bei, Zai, Dui, Yi, Tong, Sui and Zuo".

Nine. combine

Conjunctions can connect words, phrases, sentences and even paragraphs, such as "and, and, or, and, both". Related words can be regarded as conjunctions, such as "Because ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………".

Auxiliary words

Words attached to words, phrases and sentences play an auxiliary role. Auxiliary words can be divided into three categories. One kind is structural auxiliary words, which are "de, de, suo and si"; One kind is dynamic auxiliary words, that is, "zhe, le and Guo"; One kind is modal particles, such as "Ah, Mo, Mo, Ba, Na, Ya, Le, Yao, Wow".

XI。 interjection

Words that express exclamation, call and answer are called exclamations, such as "hello, yo, hi, hum, oh, my God". Exclusion is always an independent sentence.

Twelve. onomatopoeic word

This is a word that imitates sounds, such as "Woo, Woo, Boom, Giggle, Vujacic, Hua, Hu".

Thirteen. abbreviate

Sketch some words, such as CCTV HB US WC.