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What are the important guidelines in making a Spanish sentences?

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How am I going to create sentences in Spanish?

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updated Jun 10, 2011
posted by mrjjjjjc
"...making Spanish sentences" without the "a". - GuitarWarrior, Jun 10, 2011

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It is similar to English in that you need to know a few words of vocabulary and you need to have something you want to say. I see you have 100 learning points so maybe you have watched a lesson video. If you do the flashcard exercises you will learn some vocabulary words. Use these words to make a sentence. If you send a few of your sentences to this forum and ask that they be proofread, you will get some help. Good luck and have fun!

updated Jun 10, 2011
posted by Sabor
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Welcome, mr,

Similarities to other languages;

To be a true sentence, it must have at minimum, a noun and a verb. She walks. Ella anda.

Use proper grammar. Try not to use slang, at least at the beginning.


A few differences in Spanish:

proper punctuation for questions and exclamatory sentences is to put the marks at the beginning and end of the sentence in Spanish.

¿Puedes venir? ¡Venga aquí!

Put an innate characteristic before the noun: El verde arbol.

Put an adjective after the noun. La mujer aburrida.

That's some basic stuff. I'm sure others will have more good advice.

Good luck!

updated Jun 10, 2011
edited by NancyGrace
posted by NancyGrace