I have learned eight parts of speech. They are noun, verb, adjactive, adverb, conjuction, pronoun, and interjection.
1. Noun-describe the names of person ,animals ,things
Common noun-general, non-specific person, animal(dog, pagoda)
proper noun-refer to a specific noun(Kelly, Myaungmya)
Concrete Nouns-refer to something that can be touch( apple, table)
Abstract Nouns-Represents concepts, feelings or qualities that can't be touched( love, energy, hate)
Countable noun-that can be count(a dog, two dogs, three cats, two meerkats)
Uncountable noun- that can't be count( money, bread, salt)
Collective noun-refer to a group of people, animals, things(team, family, herd, flock, bunch, collection)
Compound noun- Consists of two or more words that together form a single noun( toothpaste, basketball)
Possessive Nouns- show ownership or possession and is formed by adding('s) to a nouon( Sarah's book)
Relative Noun- include a relative clause( who, that , which, whom)
Indefinite nouns-non-specific persons, or things( someone, anyone, anything, nobody)
Gerunds(V-ing)-verb form ending in- ing that functions as a noun(swimming, talking, playing)