"Grammar is important because it is the language that makes it possible for us to talk about language. Grammar names the types of words and word groups that make up sentences not only in English but in any language. As human beings, we can put sentences together even as children—we can all do grammar.
What are parts of speech?
Cilat jane klasat e fjaleve?
Traditionally there are eight parts of speech in the English language: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.
Zakonisht jane tete klasa fjalesh ne gjuhen angleze: emer, peremer, folje, mbiemer, ndajfolje, parafjale, lidhez, dhe pasthirrme.
The part of speech – the building blocks of the language – indicates how the word function in meaning as well as grammatically within the sentence.
Klasa e fjaleve – guret e themelit te gjuhes – tregon si funksionon fjala ne kuptim po ashtu edhe gramatikisht ne fjali.
In other words, we can categorize English words into eight basic types called parts of speech (also known as word classes).
Me fjale te tjera, ne mund te kategorizojme fjalet e gjuhes angleze ne tete tipe themelore, ( gjithashtu te quajtura klasa fjalesh.)
It´s quite important to understand and recognize parts of speech.
Eshte shume e rendesishme te kuptojme dhe te njohim klasat e fjaleve.
Not only does this help you analyze sentences and understand them, but it also helps you construct good sentences.
Kjo jo vetem ju ndihmon Juve te analizoni fjalite edhe ti kuptoni ato,por ajo gjithashtu ju ndihmon te ndertoni fjali te mira.
Moreover, if you are able to recognize and identify the different types of words in English, you´ll be able to understand grammar explanations and use the right word form in the right place.
Pervec kesaj nese do mund te njohim dhe identifikojme lloje te ndryshme fjalesh ne gjuhen Angleze, do te jemi ne gjendje te kuptojme shpjegimet gramatikore dhe t´i perdorim ato ne formen e sakte, edhe ne vendin e duhur.
Every single English word we use belongs to one of the eight parts of speech. Based on “The Second Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary”, it contains full entries for 171,476 words in current use. Wow! Yes, “Wow”! Even “wow” belongs to one of the eight parts of speech – interjection. More importantly, everything that has to do with English grammar builds on this information.
Cdo fjale ne gjuhen Angleze i perket nje nga tete klasat e fjaleve. Bazuar ne “Botimi I dyte I fjalorit te Oksfordit ne anglisht”, ai permban 171,476 fjale ne te foluren e tanishme. Uau! Po, “Uau”! Edhe “Uau” i perket nje nga tete klasat e fjaleve – pasthirrme. Me e rendesishme, cdo gje qe duhet bere me gramatiken e gjuhes Angleze formohet ne kete informacion.
It is important to know that many words in English can have more than one job, or be more than one part of speech when used in different circumstances. For example, “love” can be a verb and a noun; “but” can be a conjunction, a preposition, and an adverb; “well” can be an adjective, an adverb, an interjection, and a noun. To analyze the part of speech, ask yourself: “What job is this word doing in this sentence?”
Eshte e rendesishme te dime se disa fjale ne gjuhen angleze kane me shume se nje funksion, ose jane me shume se nje klase fjalesh kur perdoren ne kontekste te ndryshem. Per shembull: “love” mund te jete nje folje dhe nje emer; “but” mund te jete nje lidhez, nje parafjale dhe nje ndajfolje; “well” mund te jete nje mbiemer, nje ndajfolje, nje pasthirrme dhe nje emer. Per te analizuar klasat e fjaleve, pyesni veten: “Cfare roli luan ajo ne kete fjali?”
Here are just a few examples:
Ketu jane vetem disa shembuj:
I love my parents. (verb)
Une I dua prinderit e mi (folje)
Was it love at first sight? (noun)
A ishte dashuri me shikim te pare? (emer)
I called her office, but no one answered. (conjunction)
Une telefonova zyren e saj, por askush nuk u pergjigj. (lidhez)
Anthony has got everything but health. (preposition) (=except, other than)
Antoni ka cdo gje pervec shendetit. (parafjale)
He is but a child. (adverb) (= only, just, merely, simply)
Ai eshte vecse nje femije (ndajfolje)
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