Noun, Verb, Adjective and Adverb

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 By Diah Nurhayati

A Noun (n) includes names a person, place or thing in a sentence.
example (e.g.) :
The boy rides his bike to school everyday.
boy (n)- person
bike (n)- thing
school (n) - place

An adjective (adj) describes a noun.
The diligent chubby boy rides his blue bike to the school everyday.
diligent (adj), chubby (adj), blue (adj), - adjectives

A verb (v) shows action or a state of being.
The boy rides his bike.
ride/rides (v) - action verb

Kinds of verb:

1. Action verb : verb that needs an action that can be seen.

e.g.: mix, pour, open, cook, grab, swim,  clap, etc.

2. Mental verb : verb that relates to the six sense of feeling

e.g.:  think, believe, want, see, hear, etc.

3. Linking verb (to be): verb that connects the subject to a noun or adjective

e.g. : is, am, are, was, were, be

Word changing from noun, verb, adjective and adverb.

Verb (v)	Noun (n)	Adjective (adj)	Adverb (adv)	Meaning
-	accurateness	accurately	accurate	Free from error
agree	agreement	agreeably	agreeable	Giving pleasure to sbd.
amaze	amazement	amazingly	Amazing amazed	great
attract	attractiveness	attractively	attractive	interesting
believe	belief	believably	believable	Can be believed
comfort	comfort	comfortably	comfortable	enjoyable
create	creation	creatively	creative	Able to make things
criticize	criticism	critically	critical	Looking for faults
decide	decision	decidedly	decided	definite
-	happiness	happily	happy	Glad
honour	honour	honourably	honourable	fair
imagine	imagination	imaginably	imaginable	Ability to imagine
like	likelihood	likely	likely	probably
perform	performance	-	performing	Doing/ acting
respect	respectability	respectable	respectful	politeness
satisfy	satisfaction	satisfactorily	satisfactory	Pleasure/pride
talk	talkativeness	-	talkative
teach	teacher	-	teaching
validate	validity	-	valid	accurate

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