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Spanish Compound Sentences.
The Spanish Compound Sentence is a sentence made up for more than one predicate. These sentences are joined with a proposition and are divided into coordinate, yuxtaposed and subordinates sentences.
- They're divided in three types
- Coordinate
- They are made up of two sentences joined by a conjunction. If the conjunction is removed we have two independent sentences.
- It's classified in
- Examples
- Copulativas
- Juan dicta y Gloria Escribe
- Disyuntivas
- Vienes o te quedas?
- Adversativas
- Miguel juega al futbol, pero no al basketball
- Distributivas
- Ayer, ya salía el sol, ya se escondía
- Copulativas
- Examples
- It's classified in
- They are made up of two sentences joined by a conjunction. If the conjunction is removed we have two independent sentences.
- Yuxtapuestas
- It's main characteristics is the nan-existence of a word as a link between the parts that make up the sentence.
- Examples
- Antonio toca la guitarra, Elena canta, Manuel lleva el compas
- Nos dieron respuesta: No fuimos seleccionados
- No puedes irte aun, todavía no he terminado contigo
- Examples
- It's main characteristics is the nan-existence of a word as a link between the parts that make up the sentence.
- Subordinadas
- They are those that structurally depend on the nucleus of another sentences, with wich they establish a dependence
- It's classified in
- Examples
- Sustantivas
- María no esta dispuesta a perdonar
- Adjetivas
- Mi primo del que te hablé el otro día llegó anoche
- Adverbiales
- Te haré lo que pides, siempre que tú hagas lo mismo
- Sustantivas
- Examples
- It's classified in
- They are those that structurally depend on the nucleus of another sentences, with wich they establish a dependence
- Coordinate
- They're divided in three types
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- Mind Map on Spanish Compound Sentences., created by Yenifer Cruz on 21/11/2021.
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