This concept map about sentences and clauses provides a simple explanation of how a complex sentence is structured in Italian grammar. The map presents the relationship between the sentence, clauses and predicates and distinguishes the main types: main, coordinate and subordinate clauses. It explains the characteristics of the main clause, which is independent and functions as the main clause, the coordinate clause, which has the same syntactic function as the main clause, and the subordinate clause, which depends on the main clause. The map also includes practical examples and explains the role of coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. A useful study guide and summary for understanding the structure of Italian sentences and clauses.