what is the difference between a noun and a verb

We are talking about the/a place that was planned to build a house but this place should/shall/must/ be put by the soil/sand/land because the placed they were planned to build a house is the swamp area.Ģ.my friend (mf)- hi,me to.i’m fine thanks youħ.Me-how many days you stay/live/leave/stayed hereĩ.Me-when will/would you going home/go back to singaporeġ0.me-did your family come along with youġ1.this place is swampy area and need to put the soil/sand/land.but it is worry that someday it’s will ruin

Help me Ronnie,a few days ago i met a friend from singapore.we’re chat/talked/conversation in a few minutes because i’m relly confius in using sentence. PS: somethings I know how to use by having contact daily with the language, but some stuffs I studied with books never fitted in or I was able to fully understand and with few minutes of these wondrous videos… a light is lit at the end of the tunnel! ^^ please? *_*Īnd congratz for your extraordinary work, Ronnie! You rock! Here it is: Well, you told us that in the sentence ” the cat is tired”, “tired” is an adjective, So my question is,: Why is it an adjective, you mention it is how the cat feels, but wouldnt it be the verb “to tire” conjugated with the verb “to be” which would lead us to the past particple of the verb “to tire – tired”? I mean past particple having in sight my own language because I know it may be the past as well. If you please could help me out *.* I would really appreciate it. I have been watching all of your lessons and I do appreciate ’em very much, besides your teaching ways are amazing, however, even though I am a fluent english speaker ( have got mistakes, o’course) I have already taught English here in Brazil, I still have this amateur question.

What is the difference between a noun and a verb