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Gilmar Ingles
The sentence is the set of words that expresses a judgment with meaning and syntactic
autonomy it is performed in a given context and situation and often with the support of other
concurrent non-linguistic sign codes, such as gestures
parts of a sentence
-The predicate: is the word or group of words that express what is said about the subject.
The most important word of the subject and the predicate is the nucleus.
It is the simplest structure among all the sentences, since they do not belong to any
grammatical unit, thanks to their simplicity, they are the most used sentences in childhood and
in those who are in the process of learning a language
Simple sentences can be classified according to their meaning.
*imperatives
*questions
A sentence that has more than one verb phrase or, in other words, has more than one
conjugated verb, is called a compound or complex sentence.
*Those formed by coordinates: It is the union of two or more sentences that have the same
functional value and are syntactically independent or alone.
*Those formed by juxtaposed:It is the union of several sentences with the same syntactic value
and without links between them. Thus, juxtaposed sentences have a meaning relationship that
is represented in writing by punctuation marks (comma, semicolon, colon)
*Those formed by subordinates: is the union in a sentence composed of two or more sentences
between which there is a dependency relationship. This means that there is a sentence that is
considered main and another sentence depends on it.
*Hyperonym: prayer
*subordinate clause
what clause?
In linguistics, it is a set of words that form a complete meaning, generally thanks to the
presence of a conjugated verb, which acts as the nucleus.
Synonym: prayer
*In a sentence:
*Simple sentence:
*Compoud sentence :
She will run the marathon and I will wait for her at the finish line
*Depend clase:
the verb "to want" is the head of the main, and "that you go out" is a substantive dependent
clause.
the verb "find" is the head of the main, and "wherever you are" is an adverbial dependent
clause.
*Clause: