<prompt> Ho fanoe ka poleloana, Hlalosa molao oa sebōpeho-puo le likarolo tsa puo tse o latelang.Polelo: Mosebetsi oa sethoto  <response>: Instruction in English: Given a phrase, Identify the grammar rule and parts of speech it follows. . Response in English: A fools errand is a noun phrase that follows two grammar rules: possessive noun and compound noun formation. The first word A is an article, which is a part of speech that is used to specify a noun as general or specific. The second word fools is a possessive noun, which indicates ownership, origin, or a close relationship. In this case, it indicates that the errand belongs to a fool. The apostrophe followed by the letter s shows possession. The last word errand is a noun which refers to a short trip taken to accomplish a specific purpose. Together, fools errand forms a compound noun that refers to a task or undertaking that is foolish or pointless. . Response in Sesotho: Lentsoe la leoatla ke lereho le latelang melao e meli ea sebōpeho-puo: lereho le nang le lereho le popeho ea mabitso a kopaneng. Lentsoe la pele A ke sengoloa, e leng karolo ea puo e sebelisoang ho totobatsa lebitso le akaretsang kapa le tobileng. Lentsoe la bobeli leoatla ke lereho la leruo, le supang beng, tšimoloho, kapa kamano e haufi. Tabeng ena, e bontša hore molaetsa ke oa leoatla. Apostrophe e lateloang ke tlhaku s e bontša thuo. Lentsoe la ho qetela errand ke lereho le bolelang leeto le lekgutshwane le nkoang ho phethahatsa morero o itseng. Hammoho, leetsi la leoatla le theha lereho le kopaneng le bolelang mosebetsi kapa ketso eo e leng booatla kapa e se nang morero. 