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Spanish Language (Sentences (predicative sentences (Predicate structure.,…

- - - - types
        
        Nominal Predicate
        
        Verbal predicate
- - - - The boy runs, the boys run.
  - - - The core of the sentence.
  - - - nucleus
- - - - minimum communication unit
      - a basic syntactic unit
  - - - presence of a verbal form
        
        example
        
        Peter eats bread.
    - - are
        
        They are also called "direct predicates" and are composed of a word or a small group of words.
      - could be
        
        Bimembre clause
        
        •
        Vocative
        
        • Admirative phrases
        
        • Stereotyped formulas
        
        Interjections
        
        Condensations
    - - Types of Simple sentences
        
        • Exclamatory sentences .
        
        • Declarative sentences.
        
        Imperative sentences
        
        • Interrogative sentences
      - Complex sentence
        
        types
        
        Coordinating
        
        • Subordinate .
        
        • Juxtaposing
    - - Subject
        
        is
        
        It is the person or thing we say something about.
        
        · To locate it, ask who? o Whom? to the verb
      - Predicate
        
        · It is what we say about the subject.
        
        It is very easy to locate since it is everything that is not subject.
- - - - grammar accidents
      - Concordance between subject and verb.
        
        example
        
        You, he and I will constitute a formal society.
  - - - "Set of at least two elements united by a functional relationship, that is, united by a dependency relationship".
  - - - functional
        
        It is the immediate constituent of a sentence that is not the predicate
      - Formally
        
        It is the immediate constituent of a sentence that requires the other constituent - the predicate - to agree with him in number, person and gender.
      - Semantically
        
        It is that of which something is affirmed or denied
  - - - Endocentric SN
      - Structure replaced (a pronoun)
    - - Compound
      - clause, both infinitive and completive
- - - - Juxtaposing clauses
        
        ("Placed side by side")
        
        example
        
        Someone sings, others dance, everyone has fun.
      - composed clause by subordination
        
        They lack significance by themselves
      - Compound sentences
        
        example:
        
        They invited me to the movies but I didn't go.
        
        is
        
        one that is made up of more than one subject, more than one verb or a series of simple sentences.
    - - Copulative clause
      - Disjunctive clause
      - Adversary clause
    - - Adjective or Relative Subordinates
      - Subordinate Adverbial
      - Subordinate Noun
      - types types of adverbial subordinate propositions are
        
        Adverbial place
        
        Adverbial of time
        
        Adverbial mode
        
        Adverbial of quantity
        
        Conditional adverbial
        
        Concessional Adverbial
        
        Consecutive adverbial
        
        Causal adverbial
        
        Comparative adverbial
        
        Final adverbial