GÍRÁMA (ÌBÉÈRÈ ). Appere òrò arópo afarajorúko ni iwonyìí àyàfì
GÍRÁMA (ÌBÉÈRÈ ).
Appere òrò arópo afarajorúko ni iwonyìí àyàfì
Explanation
The word “dun” means “to be sweet” or “to taste good.” It is a verb describing an action or state. Verbs are not pronouns.
Pronouns are words like “I,” “you,” “we,” and “they.” They replace nouns. “Dun” does not replace a noun. It describes what something does or how it is.
Knowing parts of speech helps you build correct sentences. Verbs and pronouns have completely different functions.