Grammar Foundations and Sentence Structure flowcharts
15 flowcharts by 15 users
This page gathers a small set of community-made flowcharts for Grammar Foundations and Sentence Structure, covering reflexive verbs and sentence complements. The collection is mainly school-level material for students practicing grammar and teachers looking for resources to use in lessons. Pick a flowchart and follow its steps.
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- Parts of Speech14
- Nouns, Gender and Articles9
- Adjectives and Agreement7
- Pronouns and Demonstratives8
- Verb Conjugation and Tenses9
- Reflexive Verbs7
- Ser, Estar and Gustar5
- Sentence Parts and Complements21
- Phrases, Clauses and Sentence Types13
- Sentence Errors and Parallel Structure5
- Punctuation and Capitalization6
Flowcharts
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Untitled Stuff to Know · Instead of Gusta · encantar – to love&... · Molar - Cool
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Spanish Small Plate Presentation Reflexive Verbs · Steps - Move the SE... · Some examples ... · Ponerse Ponerse
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements What kind of verb?&... · Helping Verb · Action Verbs
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements What kinds of verbs · Helping Verb · Linking Verb · Action Verb
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Identifying Subject and Object Complements - Andrew S. What kind of verb? · Helping Verb · Action Verb · Linking Verb
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements What kind o v... · Helping Verb · Action Verb
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements by the one and only Patty Ice What kind of verb &... · Helping Verb · Linking Verb · Action Verb
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements what kind of verb · Helping verb · Linking verb · Action verb
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Identifying Subject and Object Complements What kind of verb? · Helping verb · Action verb · Linking verb
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Identifying Subject and Object Complements What kind of verb i... · Linking Verb · Helping Verb · Action Verb
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Identifying Subject and Object Complements What kind of verb i... · Helping Verb · Linking Verb · Action Verb
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Identifying subject and object complements Helping verb · Linking Verb · What kind of ... · Action Verb
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements What kind of verb? · Action Verb · Helping Verb · Linking Verb
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Identifying subject and Object complements What kind of verb? · Action Verb · Linking verb · Helping verb
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Identifying Subjects and Object Complements What kind of verb? · Helping Verb · Action Verb · Linking Verb
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These flowcharts cover both Spanish reflexive verbs and general sentence work. Spanish Small Plate Presentation lays out steps for working with reflexive verbs, with examples such as sacarse, lavarse and vestirse. The other flowcharts focus on identifying subjects and object complements, with several starting by asking what kind of verb is in a sentence.
Choose a starting point
Start with Spanish Small Plate Presentation if you want to see the reflexive verb steps in order. For sentence analysis, open Identifying Subject and Object Complements and follow its branches for helping, action and linking verbs. You can compare flowcharts on complements to see how their paths are laid out.
Study beyond the chart
Follow a path through a flowchart, then use it to guide your work on a sentence or verb. Switch to a quiz on the unit page when you want to check your understanding, or use a mind map to see related ideas together. Explore a chart that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart should I start with?
For Spanish reflexive verbs, start with Spanish Small Plate Presentation. It sets out steps and gives examples including sacarse and lavarse. For sentence work, try Identifying Subject and Object Complements, which begins by asking about the kind of verb in a sentence.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What can I do if I need a different kind of resource?
Visit the Grammar Foundations and Sentence Structure unit page for other formats. You can use a mind map to see related ideas together or take a quiz to check your understanding. The flowcharts here are useful when you want to follow steps or branches.