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This document discusses predicates and attributes in Spanish sentences. It defines the predicate as indicating what is said about the subject. The core of the predicate is always a verb. It identifies two types of predicates: nominal predicates formed by a linking verb (ser, estar, parecer) and an attribute, and verbal predicates formed only by verbs other than linking verbs. Attributes can be nouns, adjectives, pronouns or prepositional phrases. It also explains the uses of the verbs ser and estar as parts of verbal predicates, with ser indicating a permanent state and estar a temporary condition.




