Think of them like a night shift crew: the noun is the person on the seat, the verb is the work they're doing, the adjective is their tired uniform, and the adverb is *how* they're doing it—slowly, with endless coffee. But honestly? On my scripts, I mark them by *feel*. A noun is a solid thing you can point a camera at. A verb is the movement between shots. My life says the grammar books get it twisted—you don't learn the parts by staring at sentences, but by feeling the *dard* and the *aaram* in your own story as you write it down.
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