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[Music] welcome back to today we're going to talk about tangible contract word and non-tangible contract word what is a tangible contract word a tangible contract word is a word that we you and i can certify meaning we know what that word is like the word car or house or banana we know what that word mean whereas the non-tangible contract word or in the words that we don't really know what it is we just use it like the word the or by or to t o or a or out or yours we don't know what a yours is you cannot hold yours in your hand or a out in your hand or in in your hand these are non-tangible contract words just like if you would go to a different planet to meet the aliens and you can tell the aliens that you have a banana in this hand but you cannot tell the alien that you have a the in this hand they'll probably zap you but this is the difference between a tangible contract word and a non-tangible contract word what would be considered done contract non-tangible contract word and tangible contract word well it would be an adjective would be a tangible contract word and a adjective is a number three in the syntax keys when you perform syntax of a document using the quantum grammar numbering keys and a nun non-tangible contract word would be an adverb and the number for adverb is one in the quantum grammar syntax keys words now so when we syntax we look for the adjective in the adverb now it an adverb can never be an adjective just like an adjective can never be an adverb word so a the or a in will never be an adjective it will always be either an adverb or a verb or a pronoun because verb and pronoun can be any word in the english language when you syntax it when you syntax a a fiction document that's what you'll find you'll find that um a pronoun and a verb can be any word and a adjective is a tangible contract word but cannot be any word it cannot be an adverb word and a adverb is a non-tangible contract word and cannot be a tangible contract word like a pronoun or a adjective so depending on what the sentence indicates you put the appropriate syntax keys on top of on top of any word in the sentence that you are syntaxing and this is how it works for example if you write for the pen if you syntax that because we already give closure to our position on lodio for the is the position audio and pen not before the pen is correctly written it's written as a fact now if you just put this up in well now it's written as a fiction there is an adverb modifying the verb pen so we have a one and a two but if we write it for the pen we have a position lodial fact five six and seven you see how that works now if you write for the pen over there now the sentence is written in fiction now you have four which is a pronoun the which is adverb pen which is a verb over which is an adverb there which is another verb you see that and that's how you syntax okay i'm going to cut it short and i'm going to continue making these little mini videos small clips then raise wisdom this channel is here to help you learn this technology correct sentence structure communication per se syntax grammar language performance if you wanted up [Music] like and subscribe and hit the bell button