CLASSES DE PALAVRAS: Quais são as Classes Gramaticais? Aprenda Passo a Passo
Português sem Enrolação - Professora Lis · 2,056 words · 10 min read · EN

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Our class today is very important. That's right, the Portuguese language is diverse, and to truly study and understand it, we need to understand the word classes. That is precisely what you will learn today in a very simple and easy way. You are on the Portuguese channel No Holds Barred. I am Professor LZ and I am
here to help you understand the Portuguese language with easy, simple and straightforward explanations . Our grammar has 10 word classes: verb, adjective, noun, article, numeral, pronoun, conjunction, interjection, preposition, and adverb. Among the word classes, there are two types. Variable words are those that change according to gender, number, degree or time, and invariable words are those that
always remain the same, regardless of gender, number , degree or time. Nouns. Nouns are words used to name beings, feelings, colors, objects. They are subdivided into several categories. Common is the generic name given to the same category of beings or things. It is written in lowercase, for example, dog, sofa, house; proper refers to a specific name
and is written with a capital letter. Tea is the name of my dog, it's a proper name. More examples: Ana, Brazil, Paris. Your name, your name is proper. Specifically, it names beings of their own existence, that is, independent figures that are part of the real or imaginary universe. For example , book, pencil, vampire; abstract,
noun whose existence depends on a concrete being to exist. They designate qualities, actions, states, feelings, sensations, for example, laughter, loneliness, childhood. Simple, it has only one root, that is, it is made up of only one element. For example, sun, rain. Compound has more than one root, umbrella, sunflower; primitive, it does not derive from other words in the
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