The basic structure of a sentence in Spanish would be which one of the following?
2 answers:
Im a spanish speaker
subject, verb, article+noun, adjective
example:
- Yo quiero un globo azul
Answer:
The basic structure of a sentence in Spanish would be:
- Subject, verb, article+noun, adjective.
Explanation:
You must first recognize each part of a sentence:
- Subject: He who performs the action.
- Verb: The action that is made.
- Article: Word that identifies gender and number.
- Pronoun: A subject located in the complement with respect to whom the action is performed.
- Adjective: A characteristic that represents the pronoun.
Examples of this structure could be:
- <em>Yo como mucha pasta deliciosa.
</em>
- <em>Ella compra la chaqueta roja.
</em>
- <em>Nosotros tenemos pocos sueños agitados.</em>
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Spanish is my first language so i hope this satisfies it.
"el es de los estados unidos"
hope this helps, God bless!
No tango mucho tiempo, pero purdo ayudarte. I don’t have much time, but I can help you.
You could choose A and D they mean the same thing. ;)
"I gave my brother a video game" Is the translation, And your indirect object pronoun is "brother" Or in Spanish "Hermano".
