Example of Copulative Sentences
Spanish Classes / / July 04, 2021
Copulative sentences, also called attributive sentences, are the sentences that have a copulative verb and an attribute. These types of predicates that contain a copulative verb and an attribute are called noun predicates.
The copulative verbs have the function of linking the subject with a attribute. Hence its name copulative, since its main function is the union of two elements. By themselves these types of verbs do not have a complete meaning; the attribute complements the idea of what is expressed by the copulative verb.
The copulative verbs in Spanish are the following:
- To be
- To be
- Seem
The attribute linked to the subject of the sentence is a word or a phrase that adds a quality or a state to the subject. The attribute can be composed of an adjective (“She is high"), A noun (" She is a hardworking person”), An adverb (“ That is very well"), A pronoun (" We are the best U.S”), An infinitive verb (“ Amar es forgive") Or a subordinate clause (" The important thing is may we be happy”).
The attribute of a copulative sentence can always be replaced by the pronoun it. In this way we can identify it more easily.
Let's explain:
- Life it is pink color.
In this copulative sentence the copulative verb to be joins the attribute pink color with the subject Life.
- This food It seems delicious.
In this copulative sentence the copulative verb seem unite the subject This food with the attribute delicious.
- The boy this lost.
The copulative verb to be bind attribute lost with subject of the sentence: The boy.
As mentioned, the attributes of copulative sentences can be substituted for the pronoun it. Let's take the attributes of the sentences above as an example:
- Life is pink color. (Life it it is).
Attribute pink color can be substituted for the pronoun it.
- This food seems delicious. (This food it It seems).
Attribute delicious can be substituted for the pronoun it.
- The boy is lost. (The boy it this).
Attribute lost can be substituted for the pronoun it.
130 Examples of copulative sentences
Copulative sentences are formed by a copulative verb (to be, be, or seem) and an attribute (which adds a quality or state to the subject). Some examples are listed below:
- They they look like (copulative verb) dismayed (attribute) for the accident they witnessed.
- The facts recounted by the historian is it so (copulative verb) based (attribute) in credible documents.
- ¿Are (copulative verb) ya aware (attribute) of what happened?
- The thesis will be (copulative verb) evaluated (attribute) by the synods.
- The way this (copulative verb) marked (attribute) by yellow arrows.
- Your infection It was (copulative verb) cured (attribute) with an antibiotic.
- The skin of the newborn child this (copulative verb) rosy (attribute).
- Library papers have been (copulative verb) organized (attribute).
- Love it is (copulative verb) give (attribute) to others without expecting something in return.
- His lips They are (copulative verb) beautiful (attribute).
- The good it is (copulative verb) that nothing happened to us (attribute).
- The price of gasoline this (copulative verb) very high (attribute).
- The victory stroke It was (copulative verb) dice (attribute) by the rookie boxer.
- Your sight this (copulative verb) cloudy (attribute) due to dizziness.
- The story they told the children this (copulative verb) based (attribute) in a medieval tale.
- The problem the teacher gave his students to solve looked like (copulative verb) complex (attribute).
- Their lives they seemed (copulative verb) to becrusades (attribute) by chance.
- That girl It seems (copulative verb) tired (attribute).
- The thought it is (copulative verb) what has led man to evolution (attribute).
- The man this (copulative verb) worried (attribute) by the operation of it.
- The young man this (copulative verb) fascinated (attribute) with his new truck.
- The book it is (copulative verb) old (attribute).
- The furniture this (copulative verb) dirty (attribute).
- This documentary It was (copulative verb) Recorded (attribute) with hidden cameras.
- What you did that day It was (copulative verb) an act of bravery (attribute).
- This structure It was (copulative verb) poorly designed (attribute).
- Wedding will be (copulative verb) organized (attribute) by several friends of the bride.
- The activities of that company is it so (copulative verb) beinginvestigated (attribute).
- The match It was (copulative verb) exciting (attribute).
- His musical talent it is (copulative verb) the fruit of many hours of practice (attribute).
- This movie this (copulative verb) based (attribute) in real events.
- Seems (copulative verb) it's going to rain in the next few hours (attribute)
- Talc this (copulative verb) thrown away (attribute) on the ground.
- The job has been (copulative verb) exhausting (attribute).
- Elena It seems (copulative verb) very high (attribute) in that photograph.
- That girl It seems (copulative verb) fun (attribute).
- What he said It seems (copulative verb) certain (attribute).
- This case It seems (copulative verb) complicated (attribute)
- The room was (copulative verb) messy (attribute).
- The effort you have in school will be (copulative verb) rewarded (attribute).
- Machine this (copulative verb) broken (attribute).
- Table this (copulative verb) clean (attribute).
- Miss Nora it is (copulative verb) a good girl (attribute).
- Sooner or later the truth will be (copulative verb) discovered (attribute).
- The relationship they have this (copulative verb) based (attribute) in respect and affection.
- The movie it is (copulative verb) fun (attribute).
- The pen it is (copulative verb) black (attribute).
- The store this (copulative verb) full (attribute) of merchandise.
- The new shirt I bought this (copulative verb) stained (attribute) of ink.
- The new dog it is (copulative verb) scandalous (attribute).
- Tests They are (copulative verb) indubitable (attribute).
- Athletes is it so (copulative verb) defeated (attribute).
- The boys They were (copulative verb) anxious (attribute) for chatting with the actor.
- My friend it is (copulative verb) well (attribute).
- My brother it is (copulative verb) smart (attribute).
- My girlfriend this (copulative verb) pregnant (attribute).
- My dog this (copulative verb) sad (attribute).
- Robert this (copulative verb) happy (attribute).
- Your statements They are (copulative verb) false (attribute).
- His parents They are (copulative verb) American people (attribute).
- The results of the exam will be (copulative verb) published (attribute) on our website.
- Field It was (copulative verb) fertilized and watered (attribute) to bear fruit.
- Your discussion It was (copulative verb) very hot and long (attribute).
- The terms of the agreement They were (copulative verb) staked (attribute) on both sides.
- The decisions and attitudes they made They are (copulative verb) completelyunderstandable (attribute).
- You seem (copulative verb) determined (attribute) to do what you are planning.
- The broth that the cook prepared it is (copulative verb) very greasy and heavy (attribute) for the stomach.
- The credit card will be (copulative verb) restored (attribute) because she was cloned.
- The musician will be (copulative verb) applauded (attribute) after the concert.
- This route It seems (copulative verb) to be (attribute) the shortest due to traffic.
- Funds will be (copulative verb) donated (attribute) for the good cause.
- What the boss said it is (copulative verb) that we have to give you a weekly report (attribute).
- The wall will be (copulative verb) demolished (attribute) to expand the main room.
- The trace that we saw (copulative verb) it looks like some four-legged animal (attribute).
- All the clothes It was (copulative verb) washed (attribute) with disinfectant and flavoring.
- The day this (copulative verb) really beautiful (attribute).
- The good news They were (copulative verb) that she had recovered from her illness (attribute).
- The typeface used for the design it is (copulative verb) very elegant and stylish (attribute).
- The colors you painted your room with they look like (copulative verb) watercolors (attribute).
- The denim trousers It was (copulative verb) patched (attribute) of both knees.
- The writing course will be (copulative verb) imparted (attribute) by teacher López next semester.
- The crimes that he committed will be (copulative verb) punished (attribute) sooner or later.
- Soil It was (copulative verb) affected (attribute) by floods.
- That boy it is (copulative verb) very innocent (attribute).
- What we learned after all it is (copulative verb) that you have to be in solidarity with other people (attribute).
- The magic tricks that the magician did They were (copulative verb) applauded (attribute) by the audience.
- Cleanliness and order They are (copulative verb) important values (attribute).
- Our family It was (copulative verb) blessed (attribute) with the birth of a new member.
- Your shirt this (copulative verb) dirt stained (attribute).
- Serum It was (copulative verb) supplied (attribute) to the patient because he was dehydrated.
- Your actions They are (copulative verb) inspiring (attribute) for many people.
- The ice is it so (copulative verb) melting (attribute) from the afternoon heat.
- These shoes they look like (copulative verb) genuine leather (attribute).
- The things you will seem (copulative verb) different (attribute) if you look at them from another perspective.
- Her It seems (copulative verb) tired (attribute) from so much work.
- Your arms is it so (copulative verb) sore (attribute) for effort.
- The most interesting thing about this movie it is (copulative verb) which is based on a real case (attribute).
- The bathroom already this (copulative verb) very dirty (attribute).
- This kind of food it is (copulative verb) very yielding (attribute).
- In this school the students always They are (copulative verb) very competitive (attribute) between them.
- The mistakes have been (copulative verb) corrected (attribute).
- Your father will be (copulative verb) veryproud (attribute) of the achievements you have achieved.
- Baby's features They are (copulative verb) very similar (attribute) to her mother's.
- Her hair was (copulative verb) damaged (attribute) due to the treatments that had been done.
- Coffee still this (copulative verb) warm (attribute).
- The boy It seems (copulative verb) very annoying (attribute) with their parents.
- The bad it is (copulative verb) that we do not receive financial support for the work we do (attribute).
- Your laughter it is (copulative verb) very contagious (attribute).
- The rhythm of your heart this (copulative verb) accelerated (attribute).
- The service of this restaurant always has been (copulative verb) really fast (attribute).
- Her It seems (copulative verb) very affected (attribute) for what happened.
- The violin will be (copulative verb) repaired (attribute) because it has some tears in the wood.
- This winter has been (copulative verb) longer (attribute) than the above.
- Your lips they look like (copulative verb) made of silk (attribute).
- The phone It was (copulative verb) repaired (attribute) because it gave no signal.
- His arm this (copulative verb) hurt (copulative verb) because he had an accident.
- The sunflowers They are (copulative verb) flowers that have a very bright yellow color (attribute).
- Office colleagues have condition (copulative verb) stressed out (attribute) because they have a lot of work.
- Your debt to me this (copulative verb) settled (attribute).
- Grant forgiveness to those who hurt us it is (copulative verb) a liberating feeling (attribute).
- What you're saying it is (copulative verb) A big lie (attribute).
- The Paradise this (copulative verb) where each of us wants to see it (attribute).
- The dreams of little children they look like (copulative verb) very placid (attribute). Construction materials They are (copulative verb) first quality (attribute).
- Chair legs is it so (copulative verb) detached (attribute).
- This cook this (copulative verb) capable (attribute) to do its job.
- The price of the material it is (copulative verb) thousand dollars (attribute).
- Your jealousy They are (copulative verb) unfounded (attribute).
- Sebastian's look this (copulative verb) lost (attribute).
- The craftsman It seems (copulative verb) very concentrated (attribute) in what it does.
- I'm (copulative verb) upset (attribute) with my friend.