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Sentence Structure in Spanish

Basic sentence order is subject + verb + complement, though it can vary.

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Conditional Sentences in Spanish

Conditional Sentences

Oraciones condicionales

Conditional sentences express a condition and its result. Types: real, possible, or unreal. Example: si llueve, no salgo.
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Relative Clauses in Spanish

Relative Clauses

Oraciones de relativo

Relative clauses add information to a noun using words like que, quien, cuyo.
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Reported Speech in Spanish

Reported Speech

Estilo indirecto

Reported speech reports what others said, adjusting tenses and pronouns. Example: dijo que vendría mañana.
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Negation in Spanish

Negation

Negación

Negation is formed with "no" before the verb or negative words. Example: no tengo, nunca salgo.
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Questions

Preguntas

Questions are formed by inverting subject and verb or using question words. Example: ¿Qué haces? ¿Vienes?
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Word Order

Orden de palabras

Basic word order is subject + verb + complement, but may vary for emphasis or style.
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