Spanish language

Grammar

Spanish is a relatively inflected language, with a two-gender system and about fifty conjugated forms per verb, but small noun declension and limited pronominal declension. (For a detailed overview of verbs, see Spanish verbs and Spanish irregular verbs.)

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Inflected - Gender - Conjugated - Verb - Noun - Declension - Pronominal - Spanish verbs - Spanish irregular verbs

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As for syntax, the unmarked sentence word order is Subject Verb Object, though variations are common. Spanish is right-branching, using prepositions, and with adjectives generally coming after nouns.

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Subject Verb Object - Right-branching - Preposition - Adjective - Noun

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Spanish is also pro-drop (allows the elision of pronouns when unnecessary) and verb-framed.

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Pro-drop - Verb-framed

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