### word | pronoun:

Indefinite pronoun
* Most indefinite pronouns are singular and take singular verbs
  - require a singular verb
* are less specific than personal pronouns and have fewer forms
* name a collective group.
* refer to an unknown or undetermined person, place or thing
  - persons, places, or things without specifying for certain which one

Object pronoun
* come before all conjugated verbs except positive commands.
* precede the verb and are divided into direct and indirect objects.

Personal pronoun
* are good words to help keep the distinctions clear
  - pronouns
  - quite appropriate in business correspondence
* have a sub-category called possessive
  - what is called case
* help make writing sound like natural conversation.
* refer to specific people or things
  - persons or things

### word | pronoun | personal pronoun:

Reflexive
* generally refer to the subject of the clause in which they stand.
* personal pronoun

Reflexive pronoun
* are pronouns that are used with reflexive verbs.
* refer to the subject of the sentence or clause in which they appear.

Possessive pronoun
* show ownership.
* work the same way as with pronouns describing people.

Reciprocal pronoun
* refer to the individual parts of a plural antecedent.
* show mutual relationships.

Relative pronoun
* can include the pronouns who, whom, whose, and which.
* introduce dependent clauses.
* relate a group of words to nouns or other pronouns in the sentence
  - to another noun preceding it in the sentence
* take verbs which agree with the pronouns' antecedents.

Quantifier
* are determiners
* bind more tightly than all operators.
* includes syllables.

Sight word
* are high frequency words seen often in print.
* are words a reader recognizes instantly
  - that connect the English language

Spoken word
* can manifest life or death, good or bad, positive or negative outcomes.
* is about sounds and memorization of a work
  - also foreign language tapes, lectures, self-help and others
  - one of the oldest forms of entertainment in the world
  - the underground performance of written poetry
* poetry characterized by a poetics of presence.
* provide a universal means of communication.

### word:

Term
* Some terms are ethnopsychology, traditional medicine, healers, or medical anthropology
  - refer to parts of bones
* Some terms relate to ecology, limnology, pharmacology, toxicology and medicine
* Understand the terminology that is used in the medical, education, and public health fields.
* also appear in logic.
* applies to dyes derived from coal tar, which are used to color fabrics and leather.
* are analogous to noun phrases in natural language
  - constants, variables or integers
  - constituents
* are part of gestation
  - propositions
  - sequences
  - points
  - quantities
  - strings that contain the printed representation of Prolog terms
  - time periods
* can have several meanings, and concepts can have several terms.
* have meaning.
* includes syllables.
* is the type of insurance that everybody understands.
* represent concepts, or states of concepts.
* term, which name and arity are used as a predicate specification.
+ Term (mathematics), Definition: Algebra

### word | term:

Concrete term
* describe objects or actions that can be accessible to the senses.
* refer to objects or events that are available to the senses.

Incumbency
* is duties
  - important in congressional elections
  - positions
* weapon that trumps most everything else.

Long term
* exercising and low-fat eating is the way to keeping the weight off
  - with portion control is the way to keeping the weight off
* exposures to low levels of lead can cause brain damage, and lowered I.Q. in children.
* feeding studies with test animals show depressed levels of cholinesterase activity.
* wearing of tight ponytails can actually encourage hair loss in some circumstances.