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Let's take a look at the criteria for classifying parts of speech . Parts of speech related to categories refer to divisions in which words are classified according to certain criteria, grouping those that share common characteristics together. In this context, a word refers to a term that has meaning and can be used independently, or a term that attaches to an independent word and

can be easily separated . I am talking about the word that we commonly refer to as a word . But these words were grouped together based on their common characteristics . This is called a part of speech, and there are three criteria for classifying it. It is precisely form, function, and meaning. First, form

refers to classifying words based on whether or not their shape changes when used in a sentence. Words whose form does not change are called invariants, and words whose form changes are called variable words . Now, here, 'Bul' means 'not' or 'unchanging,' and ' Gyeoya' means 'can change.' So, it is said that invariables, which do not change their form, include

nouns, pronouns, numerals, adverbs , particles, and interjections. However,

since you will naturally memorize these once we classify them later according to their form, function, and meaning, for now, you can just take a look and understand that such things exist. It is said that verbs, adjectives, predicates, and particles are attached to adjectives, but if it is a particle, then it is a particle

. I said earlier that particles are invariable, but this one has "is a predicative particle" attached to it. So, why does this qualify as a variable word? I mentioned earlier that variable words change their form. But if you look here, the characteristics of the predicative particle ida are shown . It is stated that the 2nd-dan predicative particle is classified as variable because,