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 CONCEPTUAL MAP OF THE GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES
NOUN It is that THE ARTICLE is PRONOUN: It is the THE ADVERB THE VERB Verb: Part THE ADJECTIVE
THE PREPOSITION is type of words a kind of word word that replaces Adverb: it is an of the sentence that is Adjective: It is the word
an invariable whose meaning that other terms that invariable part of conjugated and that accompanies the
grammatical determines accompanies the designate people or expresses action and name to determine or
the sentence
category, which has reality. That is, noun within a things at a given state. Nominalize: It is qualify it: Eg: the red
nouns name all sentence TYPES time. Example: I love
that can modify, called the procedure car / that house is far
no meaning of its
own and which is things: people, Definite articles Laura / I love her. qualify or that consists of away. Degrees of the
used to relate terms. objects, (el, la, los, las), pronoun classes: determine a verb passing any adjective: 1. positive:
Kinds of prepositions: sensations, for example: Personal: I, you, he, or another grammatical category This is a sweet
to, before, under, fits, feelings, ideas, Most of the we, you, they: me, adverb. Classes to a noun. That is, the dessert. 2.
with, against, from, among others. spectators you, it, us, you, it, my, of adverbs. 1. verbs are nominalized comparative: this
from, in, between, Classes of and enthusiastically you, if, him, it, the... place: far, near, as follows: to darken: dessert is sweeter than
towards, until, for, by, examples of applauded the Demonstrative: this, here, there, dark. Verb tenses are that one. 3.
according to, nouns: countable number that the that, that, these, given in three Moods: superlative: this is a
there, here... 2.
without, so, on, after. (car) / dancers put on. those, those... Indicative, Subjunctive very sweet / very
mode: well,
uncountable The indefinite Indefinite: nothing, and Imperative. The sweet dessert.
(milk) own (John) articles (un, una, everything, good, bad, etc. 3. times are: 1. Simple: Adjective classes: 1.
/ common unas, uno), for something, no one, time: yesterday, Present, Past specifiers: those that
(bread) simple example: One someone, some, tomorrow, never, Imperfect, Past Perfect indicate a quality of the
(door) / night I heard a many, several, any, today, never, Simple, Future noun. eg; the Red car
compound noise coming any, any... Numerals: always, Imperfect, 2. explanatory: those
(carwash) from some one, two, three, first, sometimes. 4. Conditional... 2. that result in a quality
concrete cabins where second... Relative: Doubt: perhaps, Compounds: Past of the name. Ex: white
(warehouse) / some cyclists what, who, whose, perhaps, Perfect Compound, snow Kinds of
abstract (beauty) were staying. which, how many... Past Past, Future determinative
perhaps. 5.
Possessive: mine, Perfect, Pluperfect adjectives: 1.
yours, theirs, ours, quantity: a lot, Past, Conditional demonstratives: (this,
yours, theirs... little, enough, Perfect... Non-personal that, that) 2.
Interrogatives: what, too much. 6. forms: Non-personal possessives (my, your,
The conjunction is an invariable grammatical category -similar
to the preposition-, which is used to join words and sentences who, how much, statement: yes, forms do not have the their, ours, yours,
Conjunction classes: 1. Copulatives: and, e, nor. 2. Dilemmas: when, which, where, too. 7. denial: ending of number and theirs) 3. indefinite
or, u. 3. Adversative: but, more, otherwise. 4. Concessive: how... no, neither. person. They are the (some, none, other,
although. 5. Causes: because, well, 6. Conditionals: yes. 7. infinitive: to sing; the several, true, enough,
Comparative: so, so much, that, like. 8. Consecutive: so much, gerund: singing; and too much, any, all,
that, then. 9. Concessive: although. 10. Finals: for. 11. the participle: sung. every, etc.) 4.
Completive: what, yes. Conjunctive locution: it is a group of numerals (two,
words that are equivalent to a conjunction (one of its second, etc.) 5.
members is a conjunction). They are of the same type as interrogatives (what,
conjunctions. Examples: however, that, since, since, provided how many, etc.) 6.
that, to the extent that, so that, so much that, although, for exclamatives (what,
more than, among others. how many, etc.