Theoretical analysis defines fundamental grammatical abstractions and proforms, suggesting a generalized framework for abstract parts of speech.
Definitions Definition 1. A thing is a thing. Definition 2. A so is a so. Definition 3. A do is a do. A thing is the most abstract noun. A so is the most abstract adjective. A do is the most abstract verb. A thing has itself. A so has itself. A do has itself. Visualization It is a thing. It is a pronoun. Id is a so. Id is a pro-adjective.Idn is a do. Idn is a pro-verb. The blue square is a thing. The blue perimeter is a so. The blue rectangle is a do. Itn is a proform which is used for any part of speech: noun, adjective, verb, or otherwise. A zo is the most abstract part of speech. A zo is a zo. It is a zo.
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