Answer:
This word belongs to the category called and noun.
Explanation:
"Dramatis Personae" is a sub-noun written in Latin. This noun means "dramatic person" and is classified as a noun because it is capable of naming something, as all nouns are capable of doing.
This word can be used to determine a person who usually has dramatic positions, or even refers to characters in a play and can be pronounced as "dram-uh-tis per-soh-nee, drah-muh".
Nope! A complete sentence doesn't start with "and" unless someone is saying it in dialouge. Also, there is no puntuation.
Abigail’s son, Johnny, ends up becoming America’s sixth President. He is also known as John Quincy Adams.
