From: "Jake X" <alwaysawake247@...>
> This all reminds me of a thread I remember on some newsgroup about
pronouns
> vs. proverbs. And if there are words that stand for a previous verb.
Anyway,
> sorry I'm not really commenting on your categories, but I agree: parts of
> speech are not cut and dried.
In Tech, you can make many nouns into verbs and vice versa by moving the
vowel -- nouns tend to have the vowel closer to the front and verbs toward
the back (the vast majority of words are one- or two-syllable).
I get the terms "preverb" and "proverb" confused, or are they the same
thing? You also have "auxilliary verbs" which can go before or after a verb
depending on the language and syntax.
~Danny~