Predicado [Prof Noslen]

Introduction and Overview

The instructor introduces the topic of predicates and mentions that they will be discussing different types of predicates in this lesson.

Predicates and Types

• A predicate is a term that relates directly to the verb in a sentence.

• There are three types of predicates: nominal, verbal, and verbo-nominal.

• Nominal predicate is when the most important part of the predicate is a noun or word other than the verb. It requires a linking verb.

• Verbal predicate is when the most important part of the predicate is an action expressed by a significant verb.

• Verbo-nominal predicate combines both characteristics of nominal and verbal predicates.

Predicado Nominal

The instructor explains what a nominal predicate is and how it differs from other types of predicates.

Characteristics of Predicado Nominal

• A nominal predicate requires a linking verb.

• The most important part of the predicado nominal comes after the linking verb.

• This part can be either a characteristic or an objective related to the subject.

Predicado Verbal

The instructor discusses verbal predicates and their characteristics.

Characteristics of Predicado Verbal

• A verbal predicate expresses an action or phenomenon through a significant verb.

• It does not require a linking verb like in predicado nominal.

• The main focus is on the action expressed by the verb.

Predicado Verbo-Nominal

The instructor introduces predicado verbo-nominal as another type of predicate.

Characteristics of Predicado Verbo-Nominal

• A verbo-nominal predicate combines characteristics of both nominal and verbal predicates.

• It includes a significant verb expressing an action and a characteristic related to the subject or object.

Recap and Conclusion

The instructor summarizes the different types of predicates discussed in the lesson.

Summary

• Predicates can be classified into three types: nominal, verbal, and verbo-nominal.

• Nominal predicates require a linking verb and have the most important part after it.

• Verbal predicates express actions through significant verbs.

• Verbo-nominal predicates combine characteristics of both nominal and verbal predicates.

Understanding Predicate Types in Portuguese

In this section, the speaker explains the different types of predicates in Portuguese and how they are formed.

Predicate Types

• A predicate can be either nominal or verbal.

• A nominal predicate consists of a linking verb and a characteristic of the subject or object.

• A verbal predicate consists of an action verb that carries meaning.

• Understanding these predicate types makes learning Portuguese grammar and syntax easier.

Conclusion and Farewell

The speaker concludes the video and expresses gratitude to the viewers for their participation.

• The speaker thanks the viewers for their support and encourages them to subscribe to his channel.

• He mentions his social media accounts for further engagement.

• The speaker expresses happiness in helping others learn Portuguese.

• He sends individual greetings to his audience.

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