Can anyone give me the rundown of the basics of making a sentence?

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anonymous · Answer

Well, complete sentences, at the very least, have a SUBJECT, and a conjugated VERB. 

"Conjugated" means that it's in the correct form. 

Like this -- "I eat."

In Spanish -- "Yo como." 

"Yo" would be the SUBJECT. 
"Como" would be the VERB. 

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If you like, you can give me a sentence, in English. 

I can show you how to write it in Spanish. And I'll explain best I can.

anonymous · Answer

just wondering,to make sure I'm remembering my espanol!! so would saying "you eat" be "tu come" ????

anonymous · Answer

As InYourHead clearly stated, the verb has to be conjugated (that is put into its correct form); in Spanish that means matching the number of the subject. Tu comes.

anonymous · Answer

@iheartfood

"Come" is actually the (Él/Ella/Usted) form of "comer." 

(Yo)   Como
(Tu)   Comes
(El/Ella/Usted)   Come 
(Nosotros)     Comemos
(Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes)   Comen

anonymous · Answer

ohhh okay so it is Tu comes.. okay thanks so much! :)