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SPANISH LANGUAGE 1, Sentence groups - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Adyacebte own
        
        While the proper attribute, when it is avoided, leaves the verb increased with the invariable referent lo, these object attributes cannot be represented by that unstressed unit, but by adverbial units or, if the attribute is a noun and not an adjective
      - linguistics between passive and attributive structures. The sentences Caesar was defeated and Caesar was victor whose contents differ exclusively by the opposition of the
        
        Classes of Predicates: Nominal Predicate In it, the verb has undergone a process of grammaticalization by which it has been emptied of semantic content and has become a mere grammatical instrument, carrier of morphemes
        Verbal Predicate Verba
        
        Predicative sentences can work on their own because they have a well-defined semantic value. A single predicative verb capable of forming a sentence
        
        In the verbal predicate the most important element is the Lexical meaning of the verb, which conditions the structure of the
        
        that make it up
        
        predicate, since it requires certain verbal complements
  - - - The passive in Spanish is constructed by means of the periphrasis
- - - - Modal adverbial subordinates
        The adverbial subordinates of mode are introduced mainly by the relative adverb like, although there are other subordinators, for example, the adverbs according to and according and the locution such and as.
      - depending on the adjacent nominated Prepositional Complement Function: (CP)
        Subordinate substantive propositions as a function of prepositional complemen
    - - Adverbiales propias: Se caracterizan por equivaler
        functionally to adverbs. With preposition. ,
        With verbs in non-personal form
    - - Complex Sentences-5 Improper Adverbial Subordinates.
        Causal and final. Consecutive and conditional
- - - - The indirect complement (object) function. Its syntactic features and its syntagmatic realizations
        
        It can present the following syntagmatic realizations:Homogeneous CD.
        SNHeterogeneous CD SN
        Substitute CD SN (Pronoun:
        
        making the sentence passive does not become subject NOTE: When the C.D. and the C.I. They are both attone personal pronouns of 3rd pEel rCs.oI.neas, eell ccoompplleemeennttoo idnedlirneúcctole "olev" esrebasluqsutietueyexpproersa "slea person, animal or thing in which the action of the transitive verb already exerted on the C.D. is fulfilled or ends. Indirect, refers to
        
        It commutes with the personal pronouns le, les, when it is not already one of them. It is introduced by the preposition “a” or “para”.
        
        reaches the same conclusion that there is no difference
        
        Subordinate substantive in function of complement indirect subordinate in function of S, CD, CP, CI, A. Subordinate
        
        the CI. complete the verb through the C.D., that is,