Explicare a continuación algunos términos gramaticales:
 

Adjetivo

Un adjetivo es una palabra que indica una caracteristica o atributo de una cosa, y le añade información a un sustantivo. Los adjetivos se colocan, en terminos generales, siempre después del sustantivo en el Español. Ejemplos de adjetivos son Hermoso, sabroso, e interesante.

 

Adverbio

Un adverbio es una palabra que le añade más información a un verbo, un adjetivo, o a otro adverbio. En el español, los adverbios son usados frecuentemente como un tipo de adjetivo, por ejemplo;  rapidamente, elegantemente, y lentamente.

 

Copula

Copula es una palabra que combina el sujeto con su explicación. Por ejemplo, el verbo be es la copula del Inglés. La copula del Japonés no es un verbo.

 

Inflexión

Una inflexión es el tener mas de una forma para expresar distintos roles gramaticales. Los sustantivos Españoles tienen inflexión para distinguir el singular del plural, como por ejemplo  gato y gatos. La inflexión de un verbo frecuentemente es llamada conjugación. Los verbos Españoles tienen inflexiones para el presente y el pasado, tales como comer y comido.

 

 Interjección

          Una interjección es una palabra que es independiente de otras palabras, y puede ser usada  tal cual. Ssssssssss

An interrogative is a word to ask specific information. In English, who and what are interrogative nouns, and when and how are interrogative adverbs.

 

Noun

A noun is a word that means a thing, either concrete or abstract. A noun can be the subject or the object of a sentence in English. Book, money, PC, and web site are all nouns. A proper noun is a noun that is the name of a person or a thing. In English, proper nouns are always written with a capital letter at the beginning. John, Japan, and IBM are all proper nouns.

 

Part of speech

A part of speech is a category of words based on their grammatical function. Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, copulas, adverbs, interjections, prepositions, and postpositions are all parts of speech.

 

Postposition

A postposition is a word that works as a marker of the grammatical role of the preceding noun or noun phrase. It is the same as a preposition except that it is placed after a noun. English doesn't have a postposition.

 

Preposition

A preposition is a word that works as a marker of the grammatical role of the following noun or noun phrase. It is the same as a postposition except that it is placed before a noun. In, for, and from are all prepositions.

 

Pronoun

A pronoun is a word that refers to a person or a thing that has already talked about. It is a kind of noun, but its function is different from nouns in English. What a pronoun actually means depends on context. I, you, and themselves are all pronouns.

 

Verb

A verb is a word that means event or action, and it combines things involved in the event in a sentence. A verb has several forms such as present, past, gerund in English. Have, read, and eat are all verbs.