D품사 05 동사

Let's take a look at verbs. The ' dong' in 'dongsa' refers to the character for 'movement'. In other words, a verb is a word that indicates the movement or action of a person or thing . How about taking a walk? It indicates movement. Wearing, flying, eating, washing, dancing, and dancing—all of these represent the movements or actions of people or things.

Then, what role do these verbs play ? It is used in sentences like "who does what" to describe the subject's movement. So, to which part of speech does a verb that performs the role of prescribing correspond? That is correct. It corresponds to Yongwon. Yongwon was a word that performed the function of an ordinal number.

Now, let's look at this one. Students dance . Friends gather in the classroom. In this context, both "dance" and "gather" describe what kind of subject—namely, students and friends—is performing what movement, and who does what . Now, if we look at the example, what is the subject, the students, doing? I'm dancing . I'm dancing.

How are the subjects called friends acting ? They are gathering. Now, it can be said that the role of the verb is to describe the movement of such a subject.