I don't understand the sentence structure of Spanish.
When speaking spanish, I know the words but I don't know the order of forming a sentence.
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Basically the order is: subject (which is the person, animal or thing that makes the action of the verb or receives the action of the verb) + verb + predicate (this means the thing that you are saying of the subject). For example: Yo juego fútbol----> Yo (subject) juego (verb) fútbol (predicate) Madrid es una ciudad ----> Madrid (subject) es (verb) una ciudad (predicate) Sometimes the subject is not that obvius or may not be explicit in the sentence, but that's a little deeper. Hope this was helpfull Bye!
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In Spanish is the following order. Article, noun, adjective, verb. For example.
In Spanish EL CABALLO BLANCO CORRE MUCHO. The adjective is always after the noun that is this grading. An article always goes at the beginning of a paragraph or sentence.
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Muchos gracias Jose!!
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Basically the order is: subject (which is the person, animal or thing that makes the action of the verb or receives the action of the verb) + verb + predicate (this means the thing that you are saying of the subject). For example:
Yo juego fútbol----> Yo (subject) juego (verb) fútbol (predicate)
Madrid es una ciudad ----> Madrid (subject) es (verb) una ciudad (predicate)
Sometimes the subject is not that obvius or may not be explicit in the sentence, but that's a little deeper.
Hope this was helpfull
Bye!
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