Scoring: Eat 4 (Explanatory Expressions, Clauses, Interjections, emphatic words and other expressions)

SCORE: THE COMA 4 (expression explains, clause, interjection, ENF WORDS? STICS and other expressions)

1. THE COMA

1.1. Explanatory expressions or clarifications

Be separated by commas explanatory or clarifying expressions. These are the explanatory adjective, the explanatory phrase, the adjective explanatory statement, explanatory apposition and repeated explanation.

Explanatory adjective:

She, sadly, he left without saying nada.Pensativo, patted the child's father. Explanatory phrase:

Panama, in my opinion, is a country hermoso.Lo will, without fail, for tomorrow tarde.Lo did, as we think, to vengarse.Ella, very sad, he left without saying nada.El father, quite thoughtfully, stroking the child. Proposition explanatory adjective:

We reached the village, which was surrounded by acacias.El bison, which was in danger of extinction, has recovered and now lives naturales.Telmo protected reserves, who was far away, did not hear the pronghorn or antelope gritos.El American, which is similar to the African antelope, was once in danger of extinction despite being the fastest mammal América.Aposición explanatory:

They reached the house of Circe, the enchantress of long trenzas.Ulises, the protagonist of "The Odyssey" was very sagaz.Conocí Vilma, inteligente.Vilma young man, very intelligent young man, lives with her aunts. Reiteration of explanation:

You said you, you mismo.Observaciones:

1.1.1. The proposals specified adjective not separated by commas. Examples:

The house that cost half a million saw dólares.El know the contents of which is well éste.Analizaré estamos.El the situation in which it was decided to dress very caro.La cafeteria where you saw last night is his propositions padre.Cuando specified part of a very broad subject that can be used comma at the end of them, and must necessarily be used, although the adjective proposition is not extensive, in cases where the sentence is ambiguous without the comma.

Examples:

Women who greeted me with great expressions of affection and shouts of joy, they were my tías.Las young men who had gathered around the famous Spanish guitarist Andres Segovia, autógrafos.Este asked swarm of Western peoples who left to fly over the story from the ruins of the ancient world, has always been characterized by a dual form of vida.La girl who introduced me last night, talked to my madre.La girl who introduced me, last night I talked to my madre.La lady who fell in the stop where the hardware was very rude to the lady who got conductor.La at the stop where the hardware was very rude to conductor.1.1.2. The proposals made by the related adjective "who" (who) and "who" (who, whom, which) are necessarily related explanatory when they go without preposition. When these links are accompanied by a preposition, the proposals will be specified or explanatory according to the intent of the message (or speaker). With other relative (with or without preposition) adjective propositions or explanatory may be specified according to the intention of the speaker.

Examples of mandatory explanatory statements relating to "who" and "e1 which":

The hired Ruiz, who missed yesterday's salary was not paid completo.La Saudi Arabia, which produces much oil is in the East Medio.El cargo was destined for the city of Bahia, which lies on the coast brasileña.La Discord , which is never satisfied with tears, rejoiced at the sight of combate.Esa child, which resolved the dilemma, it is astuta.Ellos who do not know where to go, they're crazy about the relative amounts averiguarlo.Cuando compulsorily the relative "which" or "who", the adjective is explanatory statement and, therefore, must be enclosed in commas:

Silvio, who had studied a lot, met ten minutes.The moose, which is identified with Canada, frequents the lakes, where it eats the grass there crece.Ella, who is the daughter of the owners, does not have to worry . That black cow, we do not know who he is, came to this stable ayer.Partió for CV, which is west of the capital, before eleven o'clock mañana.Los on "where" and "which" also introduce Sometimes the meaning of the message, necessarily adjective explanatory propositions:

The Chagres River, where there are turtles, empties into Lake Gatún.Natá, whose church is a historical monument, is the oldest city in the Pacific panameño.1.1.3. The actual proposals concerning such adjectives are obligatorily explanatory. These are introduced by the related "what" and "which" (or its variants: so, so.) Examples:

They always work together, which means they are very amigos.Lo punished several times, which I found very injusto.Has failed the final exam, which means materia.Trabaja criticizing the excess, which will destroy your health . He always says he really, so I gather that now miente.Tenías rightly so I callé.En some species of sheep in North America, females as males have horns, so it is sometimes difficult to differentiate .1.1.4. Explanatory apposition is a noun, a noun phrase or a sentence that goes next to another noun or noun phrase, and used to expand the concept to explain some more of that noun. Examples:

Simon Bolivar, the Liberator, was born in Caracas.Ella met Simon Bolivar, the Liberator. "San Cristobal", by Ramon H. Jurado is a novela.Leyó "San Cristobal", by Ramon H. Jurado.La laziness, queen of the people, is destroying humanidad.Panamá bridge in the world, is a country admirable.Ella, which I loved, died in the spring. The deposition is separated by a comma should be explanatory, because there are also specified:

The lady soldier poet Juana King locaFelipe the beautiful Isabel Juan católicaTambién landless usually separated by a colon explanatory apposition:

Mother Teresa of Calcutta: a woman ejemplarLope de Vega: The Phoenix of IngeniosAlfonso? Alvarez: the employee mesFranco Arenas: The best vendedorUno of the great enigmas of the world is geographic Kilimanjaro: the great mountain africano.1.2 heart. Clauses

Will all constituent sandwiched between commas (bullet) that interrupts the sentence to clarify or expand what is said.

Can be interspersed the following constituents: explanatory expressions (adjective, phrase, sentence and deposition), the inferential, the vocative and hyperbaton.

1.2.1. Interspersed explanatory adjectives:

She smart, did not err in respuesta.Algunos, malicious, interspersed explanatory más.1.2.2.Frases investigated:

These children, quite intelligent, resolvieron.Ella, very tired, he called the atención.Panamá, in my opinion, is a country hermoso.Ella is, among my friends, the most querida.Toda my family, including my father, was of acuerdo.Lo will, without fail, for tomorrow tarde.La truth, as politicians, must sustentar.1.2.3. Interspersed explanatory propositions:

She, who is his sister helped him siempre.Las women, who worked tirelessly, is van.Claudio, who was very suspicious, noticed detalle.Las vegetables, which is what more we consume, not grown here .1.2.4. Appositions interspersed explanatory:

Aura, the wife of my brother, went to Darién.La history, important stuff is very amplia.Atenea, the owl's eyes, protected griegos.Odín, the god of the winds, was very patient this time . America, the new continent, is the scenario propicio.1.2.5. Inferential interspersed:

I gave all the material, in fact, to make this trabajo.Protestábamos, however, all viernes.Ocurrió, in fact, what I esperaba.Hay many thieves is dangerous, because, out of noche.1.2.6. Interspersed vocatives:

I do not know, gentlemen of the jury, how could they take that decisión.Dime truth, Stephen haré.Ya to decide what I said, my friend, how much you aprecio.1.2.7. Hyperbaric interspersed:

The secretary, at the critical moment of the discussion, we looked at each other rather than escribir.Esto be, if you ask, discussed nuevamente.Llegamos, when least expected, at the mouth of río.Ella gave at dawn The photo album had escondido.1.3. Interjections, emphatic words and other expressions

You must use a comma to separate interjections and emphatic words or phrases. Should also be used to separate the following information: the place of the date, city or nation state, the district of the province, a work of its author and the name of the name when the terms are reversed full name.

Examples:

Help, I'm drowning! Oh, what a fool you are! Alas, I've hurt. Barbarian!, Claudio, how could you? I could not, know-it-God, forma.Sí act otherwise, I will go tomorrow. No, that's not what dije.Cierto and manage to persuade ocurrió.No as you think, ever! Panama, April 30 2002.Valparaíso, Chile.San Carlos, Panamá.Fuenteovejuna Lope de Vega.Villaverde, ErnestoClarín , Amanda Agnes