Simple statements convey a single idea clearly.

Compound statements join two related ideas using conjunctions likey(and),pero(but), oro(or).

Complex statements include a main idea and one or more subordinate ideas, introduced by words likeporque(because),aunque(although), orcuando(when).

Adding time and place details makes statements more informative.

Words likesiempre(always),a veces(sometimes), andnunca(never) show how often something happens.

Use the present tense to make general statements or express facts.

You can state your opinion using phrases likecreo que(I believe that) orme parece que(it seems to me that).

Statements are the foundation of communication in Spanish. They allow you to share facts, describe actions, express opinions, and provide context — all essential for making yourself understood.