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   The conlang named lekma /ˈleχmɐ/ is an experimental language, on a waypoint, for learning about languages to make a miniature.
-  Part of speech, there is noun, noun whose root acts as a verb, adjective derived from the both, finally particle derived from the verbal root.
+  Part of speech.
-  Adjective indicates what a subject is. Verb expresses what a subject does or is.
+ There is noun, noun whose root acts as a verb, adjective derived from the both, finally particle derived from the verbal root.
+  Adjectives indicate what a subject is. Verbs expresse what a subject does or is.
   Structure is as follows.
-  A clause is particle + agent + verb + object, a subject/topic may follows.
+  A main clause constructures particle + agent + verb + object, a subject/topic may follows.
   A clause of a verb + a complement is either indication of what the subject does or is, or acts as a noun.
-  A clause of a verb + a complement + a noun acts as a noun.
+  A clause of a verb + a complement + a noun is a noun.
-  A clause of a verb + a complement + suffix, acting as an  adjective, modifies a noun.
+  A clause of a verb + a complement + suffix, acting as an adjective, modifies a noun.
   Frontings.