French, Italian, and Spanish are classified as SVO languages
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Linguistic references and typological classifications consistently list French, Italian, and Spanish as SVO (Subject-Verb-Object) languages, despite some complexities with clitic pronouns and alternate word orders.
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linguistics.stackexchange.com: Why are French, Italian, Spanish etc. listed as SVO ...
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Confirms French, Spanish, and Italian are categorized as SVO languages in linguistic typology.
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doi.org: Word order in French, Spanish and Italian:A grammaticalization account
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Discusses word order in French, Spanish, and Italian, noting they permit SVO among other orders.
linguistics.stackexchange.com: Why are Latin descendants SVO?
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States that modern Latin descendants like Spanish, French, and Italian are predominantly SVO.