Portuguese

A pronoun is a word that accompanies or replaces a noun, indicating its position in relation to the people of the discourse or situating it in space and time. Pronouns replace or accompany nouns and can function as substantive pronouns (when replacing the noun) or adjective pronouns (when accompanying it).

Nouns are words that name beings, objects, places, phenomena, qualities, states, and actions, whether concrete or abstract. They constitute an essential grammatical class in the Portuguese language, allowing us to identify and describe the world around us and express our ideas and feelings.

A conjunction is an invariable word that connects words, terms, or sentences, establishing relationships of coordination or subordination. Its function is to unite elements with the same syntactic function or to link sentences, contributing to the cohesion and coherence of the text.

The Portuguese language is like a toolbox of linguistic tools, filled with ten incredible grammatical classes! We have the powerful nouns, the colorful adjectives, the discreet articles, the precise numerals, the versatile pronouns, the dynamic verbs, the clever adverbs, the connective prepositions, the unifying conjunctions, and the expressive interjections.