How are sentences structured in Spanish?

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Strek asked Jun 7, 2022

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How are sentences structured in Spanish?

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SVO

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Subject verb (predicate) object

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sujeto y predicado. El predicado está formado por un verbo y cualquier complemento.

Subject and predicate. The predicate has a verb and a complement.

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