be is the most common noun in the english language.
be is the most common noun in the english language.
the most common noun in the english language?
be
the adjective "cao" (as in the sentence above) does not require a preceding copula, and thus the sentence *"mai là cao" is ill-formed.









































the noun category can be further subdivided into different noun classes according to semantic and syntactic criteria. some of the subclasses identified in nguyễn (1997) include:









































bullet::::- proper noun









































bullet::::- common noun









































bullet::::- item noun









































bullet::::- collective noun









































bullet::::- unit (or measure) noun









































bullet::::- mass noun









































bullet::::- time noun









































bullet::::- abstract noun









































bullet::::- classifier









































bullet::::- locative
vietnamese grammar
this states a specific noun. this consits of a common noun ang a proper noun. the proper noun (that starts with a capital letter) is modifying the type of common noun.









































examples: wikang ingles ("english language"), kulturang espanyol ("spanish culture"), pagkaing iloko ("ilokano food")









































section::::adjectives.:types.:"pamilang".









































this states the number, how many or a position in an order. this has multiple types.









































bullet::::- sequence ("panunuran") - this states the position in an order. examples: ikatlo ("third"), una ("first"), pangalawa ("second")









































bullet::::- quantitative ("patakaran") - this states the actual number. examples: isa ("one"), apat ("four"), limang libo ("five thousand")
tagalog grammar