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Adverbs
- A word
which describes or gives additional
information about a verb, adjective or
another adverb.
Accents
Articles
Clauses (Relative Clause)
Conjugations
Consonants
Diaeresis
- Sp. Dieresis - An accent comprising two
dots placed over a vowel to
indicate it is pronounced
separately, as in
naïve or
lingüista (pronounced
lingwista).
From the Greek diairesis
'separation'.
Diphthongs
Elision
- The omission of a sound or
syllable in speech - joining or
merging sounds. From the Latin
elidere 'crush
out'.
See also: Sinalepha.
Epithets
Euphony
Infinitives
Modifiers
Nouns
Objects
Participles
Parts of Speech
Person
- Description of the different
people in a conversation. i.e.
first person (I),
second person (you),
third person (he, she, it).
Predicators
Prepositions
Pronouns
Sentences
Sinalepha
-
Sp. Sinalefa
- The blending
into a single syllable of two
successive vowels of different
words or syllables. e.g.
'la˜idoma' - See also:
Elision.
Stress
& The Acute Accent
- Where the emphasis
falls within a word or sentence.
In English there are no written
rules. In Spanish, however,
there are strict rules of stress.
Subjects
Syllables
Tense
Triphthongs
Verbs
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A verb is a word that indicates
the action of a
sentence. Not
necessarily a physical action
but also a mental action or a
condition/state.
Any word in front of which "to"
can be placed.
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