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Spanish Language, RFDSGDFGFDGFDGFDGDAGGFDGGG - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Two basic types must be distinguished.
        
        False impersonals (semantic impersonals)
        
        They do not have a subject but they can have it (= it is omitted
        
        True impersonals (syntactic impersonals)
        
        They neither have a subject nor can they have one
- - - - it is the person or thing about which we say something
      - Predicate
  - - - It is the union of two or more
        "simple sentences"
        
        types of compound sentence
        
        • Juxtaposed
        
        • coordinated
        
        • subordinates.
    - - is made up of a phrase
        nominal - subject plus a predicate phrase.
- - - - It is the core of the predicate and the center of all its complements
      - expresses the grammatical person of the subject
      - Places its meaning and that of the entire sentence in the present, the past, or the future
  - - - It is around this nucleus, the verb, that the other words that make up the sentence are organized.
- - - - is the minimum unit of communication and a unit
        basic syntax
      - it's divided in
        
        non sentence
        
        this verb form does not appear
        
        sentences
        
        statements characterized by
        presence of a verb form