This concept map about logical analysis in Italian grammar provides a simple and structured overview of the main elements of a sentence: subject, predicate and complement. The map explains the subject, the person, animal or thing that performs or undergoes the action, and distinguishes between the verbal predicate and the nominal predicate. It also focuses on the direct object, which completes the meaning of the verb without a preposition, and on indirect complements, which are generally introduced by a preposition. The map includes practical examples and the main types of indirect complements, such as place, means, companionship, purpose, manner, time, cause, agent, indirect object, specification and efficient cause. A useful study guide and summary for learning and reviewing Italian logical analysis.
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