Whats the Structure of A spanish sentence?
Verb, adjectives nouns etc..
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Hi,
A very basic structure is: article+subject+adjective+predicate but grammar rules can be much more complex than this depending of what you want to say or write. Maybe you want to take a look to http://www.elearnspanishlanguage.com/grammar/grammarindex.html for further explanations on grammar rules. Have fun. Regards.
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I think the most important structure is this : Subjet + predicate ... for example , El gato esta muy grande, el gato (subject)- esta muy grande (predicate) .....
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