This document provides information about parsing, which is the analysis of syntactic functions and relationships of words in sentences. It discusses types of sentences such as simple and compound, and the parts of a sentence including the subject and predicate. The document then demonstrates how to analyze a simple sentence by identifying the verb, subject, predicate type, and whether it is a simple or compound sentence. It concludes by providing credits and instructions for using the template.

1. PARSING
-PART ONE-
Here is where your
presentation begins

2. 01
PARSING
CONTENTS OF THIS TEMPLATE
02
PARTS OF
A SENTENCE
03
ANALYZE A
SIMPLE SENTENCE

3. PARSING
01

4. WHAT IS IT?
Parsing is the analysis of the syntactic functions or
relationships of concordance and hierarchy of words
when they are grouped together in the form of
syntagms, to form simple sentences and sentences
composed of propositions.

5. WHAT IS
IT FOR?
Parsing is essential for interpreting texts and
documents. To proceed with the syntactic
analysis of a sentence, we must first distinguish
whether it is a simple or compound sentence.

6. TYPES OF SENTENCES
Simple sentences are those that have
only one subject, only one conjugated
verb, and only one predicate.
SIMPLE SENTENCES
Formed by two or more propositions
that express a complete thought
(subject and predicate).
COMPOUND SENTENCES
The girl plays alone Juan rides his bike and Bob runs down the street

7. The mother bought milk
at the supermarket
These are sentences that consist of two
parts: Subject and predicate.
MAJOR SENTENCES
They have only one member, they cannot
be divided into subject and predicate.
MINOR SENTENCES
MAJOR AND MINOR SENTENCES
It's raining, how nice!

8. 02
PARTS OF A
SENTENCE

9. This is the person, animal or thing
that performs the action
expressed by the verb. To do this
we ask ourselves the following
question: Who or what performs
the main action?
SUBJECT (S)
That part of the sentence in which
something is said about the subject,
or everything that the subject does.
Formed by the verb and the
accompanying words. The main verb
is called the core of the predicate.
PREDICATE (P)
COMPONENTS OF A SENTENCE
The two main components found in a sentence are
the subject and the predicate.

10. SUBJECT NUCLEUS
ELEMENTS OF THE SUBJECT
It can be formed by a noun, by a
pronoun in first, second or third
person and without article by a
noun word.
ANA, THEY, SHE, WE
The subject is formed by a nucleus or main word and by
other elements that accompany and determine it.

11. It has as its nucleus a verb other than ser, estar or parecer (in Spanish). For
example: The child slept all day. Verbal predicate nuclei express actions or
processes. Verbal predicate sentences are predicative sentences.
VERBAL PREDICATE
They contain a copulative verb. The verbs ser, estar and parecer are copulative.
This type of predicate usually expresses what the subject is or how it is.
NOMINAL PREDICATE
ELEMENTS OF THE PREDICATE
The nucleus of the predicate is a verb

12. TO ANALYZE A
SIMPLE SENTENCE

13. ANALYZE A SIMPLE SENTENCE
IDENTIFY THE VERB
It’s the nucleus of the predicate
1
2
3
IDENTIFY THE SUBJECT
It agrees in person and number with the verb and it doesn’t begin
with a preposition
IDENTIFY THE PREDICATE

14. ANALYZE A SIMPLE SENTENCE
4
5
PREDICATE TYPE
Identify whether it is a verbal predicate or a nominal predicate
TYPE OF SENTENCE
Whether it’s a simple or compound sentence and whether it’s
major or minor.

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