Creating simple sentences in Spanish can be easy if you remember these important points:

1. Subject + Verb + Object: This is the basic way to make a simple sentence.

   • Example: Yo (subject) como (verb) una manzana (object). (I eat an apple.)

2. Verb Conjugation: Change the verb base on who is doing the action.

   • Example: Tú (subject) hablas (verb) español. (You speak Spanish.)

3. Questions: You can ask questions by changing the order of the words or using question words.

   • Example: ¿Dónde (question word) vives (verb)? (Where do you live?)

4. Negation: To say something is not true, put no before the verb.

   • Example: Ella no entiende (verb) la lección. (She does not understand the lesson.)

5. Context Clues: Look at the words around something you don’t understand. They can help you guess what it means.

Keep these tips in mind to get better at writing and speaking in Spanish!