Um, and I amalwaysamazedatthenumberofpeoplewhohavebeenstudyingenglishfor a longtimeandmaybeourintermediateorhigherlevelofenglishthatdon't knowthebasics.
So, um, thefirstword I'vewrittentheboardis a noun.
所以,嗯,我寫在黑板上的第一個詞是一個名詞。
Now a nounis, I alwaysrememberthis, a person, a placeor a thing.
現在,名詞是,我一直記得這個,一個人,一個地方或一件事。
Um, Sometimes a nouniscapitalized, capitalizedmeansthatthere's a bigletterlike a big M formomorthecityofToronto.
嗯,有時一個名詞是大寫的,大寫的意思是有一個大的字母,比如一個大的M代表媽媽或多倫多的城市。
Theyhave a capitalletterwhyRonnie?
他們有一個大寫的字母,為什麼羅尼?
Becausetheyarepropernounthere.
因為他們是那裡的專有名詞。
Soproper a propernounjustmeansit's a nameof a personor a placeanditmusthavebigorcapitalletter.
是以,專有名詞只是意味著它是一個人或一個地方的名字,它必須有大寫字母或大寫字母。
Soin a sentenceatthebeginning, if I putmom, I wouldput a capitallettereverytime I havethenameof a cityor a countrybeing a propernoun, ithasas a capitalaswell.
And a lotofpeoplegetadverbsandadjectivesconfusedbutyoudon't havetobecauseifanadverbdescribes a verb, whatdoyouthinkanadjectivedoesanadjectiveisgoingtodescribe?
Solearningthebasicsofenglishgrammar, a noun, person, placeorthing, a verb, actionwordorstateofbeingadverbdescribestheverboranadjectivedescribingthenoun.