How to recognize a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb?

Today I am going to teach you a very important but very basic English grammar. So as you can see from the title, today we are going to learn how to recognize a noun (n) , verb (v), adjective (adj) and adverb (adv).

Noun (n) is a person, a place, or a thing. That means that all the people, things and places around you are nouns.

Adjectives (adj) are words that describe the noun.

ex. A brown dog.

adj.

It tells me what the dog looks like.

Verb (v) is an action word ( ex. jump, swim, drink, eat, dance etc. ) There are also verbs that are a non- action words ( ex. think ).

Adverbs (adv) are words that describe the verb i.e. they tell us how an action was done.

ex. She swims fast.

v. adv.

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NOUN The cat is beautiful.

n. v. adj.

ADJECTIVE She is cold.

n. to be adj.

VERB She walks slowly.

n. v. adv.

ADVERB We sing loudly.

n. v. adv.