Basic Grammar 1

grammar

SVO Sentence Structure

Subject �" verb �" object.

Subject is the one doing the action. The verb is the action. The object is what the action is done to.

Subject pronoun may be omitted unless there for emphasis

I                               JEUH

You                        TU

He/She/It            HIRI/SHI/SAH

We                         OISAH

They                      THELLO

 

NOUNS

Masculine, Feminine, Neutral

Masc. �" Ending in �"o , -on , -ahnt ,  aech

Fem. �" Ending in �"ah , -ahn, ent , iech

Neutral- Any ending. Common endings include �"e , et , ech

Masculine and feminine only exist to distinguish between things that actually have gender.

Neutral is for the remainder (The most common)

 

Pluralization

The noun is tagged with �"EN to indicate a plural

Ex. ARTICLE + NOUN+(EN) + VERB + ARTICLE + NOUN+(EN)

 

Pronoun Chart

Pronoun	Nominative	Accusative	Reflexive	Possessive	Non -Reflexive
I	JEUH	MOI	ME	MO	MEHN
You	TU	TOI	TE	TO	TEHN
He/She	HIRI/SHI	HIREH/SHIREH	SE	HIRO/SHIRO	SEHN
We	OISAH	SAH	NU	NO	NUM
They	THELLO	THEM	LE	LIO	LEHN
It	SAH	SAH	SAH	SAHTO	SAHN

 

Pronouns are used as a placeholder as a subject or object of a known noun. Such as referring to yourself, the person you are talking to, a specific person, a group of people, or a specific thing.

I �"FIRST PERSON PRONOUN

YOU �" SECOND PERSON PRONOUN

HE/SHE/IT �" THIRD PERSON PRONOUN

WE �" FIRST PERSON PLURAL

YOU ALL (YOU PLURAL) �" SECOND PERSON PLURAL

THEY �" THIRD PERSON PLURAL

Nominative form is used when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence. Accusative is when the pronoun is the object. Reflexive is when you do an action to the pronoun �" EX- I eat you… you is reflexive. English does not use Reflexive pronouns. Non Reflexive is when you are doing the action to yourself ßRight there, yourself is non reflexive. EX- I play with myself. You like yourself. He bathes himself, etc. Myself, yourself, himself, itself, etc. Possessive is the belonging of a pronoun. Such as My, Your, His, its, Their, Ours.