What are the complement rules for general rules?


The 'y' for spelling accentuation purposes is considered a consonant.
The diphthongs, triphthongs, and simple hiatuses adhere to the general rules of accentuation, except for the accentual hiatus.
When the suffix 'mente' is added to a term, the general rule is applied to the primitive word.
When the pronouns lo(s), la(s), le(s), me, te, se, nos are added to the verb, the general rule is applied.