Parts of Speech

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interjection preposition conjunction
pronoun noun verb
determiner adjective adverb

Articles and numerals as subsumed under determiner. (For dictionary purposes these two should be considered separate, though.) Participles as straddling verb, noun, adjectives, and adverbs, or subsumed under verb. (See singing. When a participle acts as noun or adjective and therethrough acquires special meaning then those special meanings are spun off into separate Noun and Adjective sections, whereas participle proper is listed under Verb; a fraction of a verb, as it were.)


Articles

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Kinds thereof

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  • indefinite
  • definite

Adjectives

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Wiktionary:English adjectives

Kinds thereof

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  • predicative
  • attributive

Determiners

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http://www.englishpractice.com/improve/determiners/

Kinds thereof

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  • possessive (e.g.: Interlingua vostre, Spanish mi)
  • demonstrative (e.g.: Interlingua iste, Esperanto tia)
  • quantifying ( ) (e.g.: Esperanto ĉia; Interlingua sol, ambe)
  • relative (e.g., Interlingua qual)
  • articles
  • numbers/numerals


Pronouns

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Kinds thereof

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  • (personal)
  • interrogative (e.g.: Esperanto kio)
  • relative (e.g.: Esperanto kio)
  • possessive (e.g.: Spanish mío)
  • demonstrative (e.g.: Interlingua isto, Esperanto tio)


Interjections

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In the vocative case, as it were. (E.g., Spanish por favor, Esperanto bonvolu, Dutch welkom.)


Verbs

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Forms thereof

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  • infinitive
  • imperative
  • finite
  • participle

Nouns

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Kinds thereof

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  • proper
  • common
    • concrete
    • abstract

Typology

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Interesting grammars

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Formal semantics

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Sentence parsing

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