Examples of nouns:
PRONOMBRES (pronouns)
VERBOS (verbs)
The three infinitive forms that exist are: verbs ending in -ar (hablar),
verbs ending in -er (comer) and verbs ending in -ir (vivir).
There are verbs that are transitive (those that need a direct object),
and there are verbs that are intransitive (which do not need an object).
An example of a transitive verb is preparar. Lucía está preparando la
cena (Lucía is preparing dinner). On the other hand, you have
intransitive verbs like delinquir. Pedro ha delinquido (Pedro has
transgressed).
ADJETIVOS (adjectives)
Adjectives describe and give extra information about nouns. There are
descriptive adjectives such as “tonto”, “grande”, and limiting adjectives
such as “este”, “aquel”, “cinco”, “mi”, “la”, “los”, etc. Adjectives must
agree in number and gender with the noun, so adjectives have different
forms. For example: “bueno”, “buena”, “buenos”, “buenas”, “mejor”, “el
mejor”.
ADVERBIOS (adverbs)
PREPOSICIONES (preposition)
INTERJECCIONES (interjections)
¡Ay!
Uhhh...
¡Ah!
El sujeto es Joe.
He is a good boy.
(Es un buen niño.)
5. Traveling is fun.
(Viajar es divertido.)
6. War is a terrible thing.
(La guerra es una cosa terrible.)
8. Stand up!
(¡Párate!)
Predicado = is in Europe
Predicado = is fun
Predicado = is terrible
Predicado = stand up
Predicado simple
Jack left.
(Jack salió.)
Predicado compuesto
"Will choose the color and paint the wall" es un predicado compuesto.