Classification of Prayers and Their Functions

Classification of Prayers

Main

Those propositions which are not introduced by a conjunction or link and have the verb in the indicative.

Juxtaposed

They are made by a comma (,) or semicolon (;) and have no conjunction, and the main clause has already been stated.

Coordinates

They can be:

• Copulative: Links: y, e, or que.
• Dilemma: Nexus: o, u, and, well, that is, pray.
• Adversative: Links: but, but, however, but, however, but nevertheless, but ... that, but.
• Distributive: Links: o. .. . O, u. .. u, and ... and, well .. well, whatever ... . That is, now .... now, - (These are repeats of the disjunctive).
• Explanatory: Nexus: that is, that is, that is.

Subordinated

Can be:

Adverbial Subordinate

• Temporary: Nexus: when, before, after, while, provided that, as soon as, at the same time.
• Manners: Nexus: as, like, Ml as as as as that as a yes.
• Place: Nexus: Where, where, where, where, where, from where, so far.
• Grounds: Links: because, because, because, of course, since.
• Consecutive: Nexus: so that, so that to that point, while, so that, that, so.
• Conditional: Links: Yes, but, but, provided that in condition.
• Final: Links: for that, so that, in order that, with a view to that.
• Read: Nexus: as more than, less than, equal to, such and, better, worse.
• Concessive: Links: Although, though, though.

Subordinate Adjective or Relative

Are introduced by the particle - that - but the previous word has to be a noun, and can be:

• Explanatory: When the prayer is between commas.
• Specified: When praying is not between commas.

Particle Functions - to -

• The particle - that - may be subject when the background enters in number with the relative verb.
• Is CD., When the antecedent does not match the number on the verb.
• Is CI, when he takes the preposition - a.
• Is CN. , When he takes the preposition - of.
• Is CC., When you carry the other prepositions.
• Other relative links are: who, which, who, where, how, where, (in the singular and plural).

Subordinated Substantive

Are introduced by the particle - that - but the previous word has to be a verb.

Classes Substantive

• Substantive Subject: When the verb has no subject above.
• Substantive CD: When the verb above if you have a subject.
• Substantive Attribute: When the above has subject and verb is copular.
• Substantive CN: When you have the preposition - of.
• Substantive CI: When you have the preposition - a.
• Substantive CC: When you have prepositions - not, - in, - with.

Difference between - though - concessive and - even - adverbial

Although it is concessional if before or after the proposal has an adversative sentence and if no link adversarial and prayer is coordinated adversarial.

Pronouns

Class and Function

• Lo, la, los, las: CD function as
• I, I: Always CI
• Me, you, you, us, you: They can run CD or CI

Adjectives

• Attachments: When is attached to the noun, either before or after.
• Appositives: When the word appears between commas.
• Predicate: When the adjective is placed after a verb that is not copulative.
• Attributes: When the adjective is placed after a verb that if copulation.

Participles

• Attachment: When you go with a noun or pronoun, agreeing on everything, and the participle is placed after the noun.
• In absolute clause: It goes with a noun or pronoun, agreeing on everything, and the participle is placed before the noun.

The noun is the subject and is equivalent to an adverbial subordinate clause, as the absolute participle.