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I'm learning the Elven language, and the Quenyan language, could anyone give me any pointers as to how to make the learning process any easier?

Lesson 1:

Start with a action verbs and learn how to apply tense (past, present).

Then look a basic nouns and how to apply number (singular, plural).

Lesson 2:

Go back to verbs, and study the "to be" structure.

Look at the "-ing" ending for "to be"
Look at the "-ing" ending for action verbs

Look at "to be, be, being, is, am, are, was, were, been, being."

Look at "to have."

Look at modals of condition: "may, might, must, can, could, would."

Look at modals of future: "shall, will, should."

Look at the emphatic verbs: "to do, do, does, did, doing."

Lesson 3:

Look at subjective case pronons and possessives: "I, me, you, yours, he, she, we, us, ours, they."

Look at objective case pronouns and possives: " him, his, her, hers, them, their."

Look at demonstrative pronouns: "this and that, these and those."

Lesson 4:

Look at conjunctives: "and, or, but."

Look at cause and effect: "because, so."

Look at prepositions: "to, from, in, out, into, at, on, with, by, for, of, around, near, beyond, across, beneath, under, beside, between, down, up."

Lesson 5:

Look at adverbs: "now, before, after, while, until, then."

Look at Wh Words and How (question formation): "who, what, whose, when, where, why, how."

I hope this helps. *smiles*

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> <i>I'm learning the Elven language, and the Quenyan language, could anyone give me any pointers as to how to make the learning process any easier?</i> > Lesson 1: > Start with a action verbs and learn how to apply tense (past, present). > Then look a basic nouns and how to apply number (singular, plural). > Lesson 2: > Go back to verbs, and study the "to be" structure. > Look at the "-ing" ending for "to be" > Look at the "-ing" ending for action verbs > Look at "to be, be, being, is, am, are, was, were, been, being." > Look at "to have." > Look at modals of condition: "may, might, must, can, could, would." > Look at modals of future: "shall, will, should." > Look at the emphatic verbs: "to do, do, does, did, doing." > Lesson 3: > Look at subjective case pronons and possessives: "I, me, you, yours, he, she, we, us, ours, they." > Look at objective case pronouns and possives: " him, his, her, hers, them, their." > Look at demonstrative pronouns: "this and that, these and those." > Lesson 4: > Look at conjunctives: "and, or, but." > Look at cause and effect: "because, so." > Look at prepositions: "to, from, in, out, into, at, on, with, by, for, of, around, near, beyond, across, beneath, under, beside, between, down, up." > Lesson 5: > Look at adverbs: "now, before, after, while, until, then." > Look at Wh Words and How (question formation): "who, what, whose, when, where, why, how." > I hope this helps. smiles
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