What is the difference between these Spanish syntactical constructions? - que es anbesol
What is the difference between the syntactic structures: "Amparo is back" and "Amparo is back? When it is used for what any other building?
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Que Es Anbesol What Is The Difference Between These Spanish Syntactical Constructions?
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No difference, except for his insistence on the role of each sentence.
In the sentence "Amparo is back", "Amparo" subject "is" is a verb, and "return" is the predicate. The most important thing in this sentence is "Amparo".
You can use this expression to this question: Who is Amparo answer? (Who is Amparo?)
The expression "makes Amparo" just like the first can be understood only) in a different order (predicate + verb + complement. Or take the back "when" in the subject line (a noun phrase is the object), "is" is a verb, and "Amparo," the predicate.
Then you can answer this line on a question like this: Who is behind? (That's again?).
The word "protection", a name, a name not in the sense that the "Amparo" is ur say: "The defense is going home (or vice versa)" and "Amparo is back" is said, "Security is back"
if it is understood as a name, but I went with this ( "Return .."), because it is clear ...
When in doubt, choose the best!:)
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