First, nouns are names of things, like 'tablet' or 'coaching'. Verbs are actions—'prepare', 'tailoring'. Adjectives describe nouns, like 'second-hand' tablet. Adverbs describe verbs, telling 'how'—'genuinely encouraging'.
My life says the obvious answer is wrong because in our village English, 'chamka' is a verb, noun, and adjective all at once! If my daughter asks, "Appa, computer science fast-le learn maadthini?"—here, 'fast' is an adverb, but we use it like a spicy *chutney* on any word. The rule-book doesn't sit in our small room with a *swalpa adjust maadi* budget.
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