What the analysis shows
Every part of the sentence
Subject, verb, direct and indirect objects and complements, each named with its role in the sentence.
Verb forms explained
Tense and mood for every verb: preterite or imperfect, indicative or subjunctive, and why.
Agreement and ser / estar
Gender and number agreement of articles and adjectives, and why the sentence uses ser or estar.
Long sentences split into clauses
Clauses introduced by que, cuando, porque or si are separated and analyzed one at a time.
Example analysis
This is the kind of result you get. Each part of the sentence is named, then broken down into its words and forms, and what they do.
Structure: time adverbial + verb (with implied subject) + place complement + complement of accompaniment
- Ayer: adverb of time, "yesterday".
- fui: the verb ir in the preterite (pretérito perfecto simple), first person singular. Ser has the same form; here al cine shows it is ir.
- The subject yo is implied: the ending already shows the person, so Spanish usually leaves it out.
- The preterite is used for a completed action at a specific time (ayer).
- al cine: place complement, where to
- al = a + el (contraction) + cine (masculine noun)
- con mis amigos: complement of accompaniment, who with
- con (preposition) + mis (possessive, plural) + amigos (masculine plural noun)
Meaning: "Yesterday I went to the cinema with my friends."
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