👉 In linguistics, "pregracious" refers to a type of grammatical agreement that occurs before the verb or noun is completed. This agreement involves using the past tense of an adjective or adverb in place of the main verb or noun, without changing its meaning. For example: 1. I am going to the store. 2. He went to the store. 3. She went to the store. In these examples, "I" is pregracious because it agrees with the past
