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- - - - Structure.
        
        Subject plus verb be, be, seem more attribute.
  - - - Can be sustained.
        
        Simple noun phrase.
        
        On an adjective phrase.
        
        On a prepositional phrase.
  - - - Other circumstantial attributes appear when the verbal nucleus increases.
  - - - The type of relationship established between the morpheme and the meaning of the root.
  - - - They can work alone because they have well-defined semantic value.
      - Predicative verbs can be.
        
        Transitive
        
        intransitive
      - Classes of predicates.
        
        Nominal.
        
        Verbal.
- - - - Concordance between subject and verb.
        
        The verb agrees with the nucleus of its subject.
        
        Number.
        
        grammatical people.
  - - - Set of at least two elements united by a functional functional relationship.
        
        Subject.
        
        Semantically.
        
        Functionally.
        
        Formally.
        
        Constituent.
  - - - False impersonal.
        
        It has no subject but it can have it.
      - True impersonal.
        
        It has no subject nor can it have it.
- - - - It is between two silences.
      - It corresponds to a certain intonation curve.
      - Communicate a message that the recipient can understand.
    - - The sentences
      - Non-sentence statements
  - - - They divide themselves
        
        Unimembres
        
        Composed of a single word.
        
        Admiring phrases
        
        Vocative
        
        Interjections
        
        Bimembres
        
        Those that have two or more members.
        
        Syntagma
        
        Personal nominal
        
        Impersonal
        
        Verbal phrase
        
        Simple sentences
        
        Compound sentences
  - - - Simple sentence
        
        It is the one in which there is only one preaching.
        
        Types of simple sentences.
        
        Declarative
        
        Exclamatory
        
        Interrogatives
        
        Imperatives
        
        Doubtful or of possibility
      - The compound sentence
        
        Union of two or more simple sentences.
        
        Types of compound sentences
        
        Juxtaposed
        
        Coordinated
        
        Subordinate
      - Elements of prayer.
        
        Subject
        
        Predicate
  - - - Syntax should emphasize syntactic procedures for qualifying, qualifying, or converting to names.
- - - - It constitutes a unit of thought in prayer.
      - characteristics.
        
        It constitutes a unit of thought in prayer.
        
        Through the endings, it expresses the grammatical person of the subject.
  - - - Compound verb form.
        
        Verb form in coordination.
        
        Infinitive with value of verbal form.
- - - - Rules to identify the direct object.
        
        It goes after the verb without or with a proposition.
        
        When the prayer becomes passive, it becomes a patient subject.
        
        The complements of measure, duration, weight, price perform the function of direct complement.
  - - - features.
        
        Because it is always introduced by a preposition, it is freely interchangeable as the circumstantial complement.
        
        Rules for identifying the supplement.
        
        It is incompatible with the direct object in the same sentence.
        
        It is constructed with any preposition.
        
        Specify and specify the meaning of the verb as well as the direct object.
  - - - Rules to identify it.
        
        It is introduced by the preposition a or para.
        
        When returning the sentence by passive it does not happen to be subject.
      - Other add-ons.
        
        The ethical complement.
        
        Purpose complement.
        
        synthetic complement.
  - - - Indicate the various circumstances.
        
        Rules to identify.
        
        By exclusion.
        
        It is introduced by any preposition.
        
        It does not commute with any personal pronoun.
- - - - Juxtaposed is a form of coordination without ties.
    - - It is made up of more than one subject.
    - - They are meaningless on their own.
  - - - Disjunctive sentences.
        
        Adversative sentences.
  - - - Adverbial subordinate.
        
        Adverbial of place.
        
        Adverbial of time.
        
        Adverbial of mode.
        
        Adverbial of quantity.
        
        Adverbial conditional.
        
        Causal adverb.
  - - - They are segments of a sentence character.
    - - Particular with preposition and relative with infinity.