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The prizes will be announced next week ("se")
Se anunciarán los premios la semana que viene.
The prizes will be announced by the teacher next week.
Los premios serán anunciados por la maestra la semana que viene.
the lawn is cut frequently ("se")
se corta el césped con frecuencia
The lawn is cut frequently by the neighbor.
el césped es cortado con frecuencia por el vecino.
Have you (usted) ever gone to Australia?
Ha ido usted alguna vez a Australia?
A glove was lost (passive voice with "se")
Se perdió un guante
The kitchen was cleaned (passive voice with "se")
se limpió la cocina.

Like: "se habla español" means "Spanish is spoken here"
or
"se abre la tienda a las ocho" the store opens at 8.

se+verb if doer of action isn't mentioned. verb agrees in # with subject being acted upon.
The furniture was stained (passive voice with "se")
se mancharon los muebles.

Like: "se habla español" means "Spanish is spoken here"
or
"se abre la tienda a las ocho" the store opens at 8.

se+verb if doer of action isn't mentioned. verb agrees in # with subject being acted upon.
The boss lets the employees leave early.
El jefe deja salir temprano a los empleados.

INFINITIVE AFTER CAUSATION VERBS, WHICH INCLUDE MANDAR (to order), HACER, DEJAR (to let), PERMITIR, and so forth.
The coach makes the players run.
El entrenador hace correr a los jugadores.

INFINITIVE AFTER CAUSATION VERBS, WHICH INCLUDE MANDAR (to order), HACER, DEJAR (to let), PERMITIR, and so forth.
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

equivocarse
to be mistaken
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

irse
to go away
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

llamarse
to be named
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

marcharse
to go away
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

peinarse
to comb one's hair
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

ponerse
to put on, dress
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

quedarse
to remain
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

quejarse
to complain
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

sentarse (ie)
to sit down
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

sentirse (ie)
to feel
COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS:

vestirse (i)
to dress
María promises they will arrive on time.
María promete que llegarán a la hora.
María promised they would arrive on time.
María prometió que ellos llegarían a la hora.
The boss says everyone will have to leave.
El jefe dice que todos tendrán que salir.
The boss said everyone would have to leave.
El jefe dijo que todos tendrían que salir.
The teacher makes the students work.
La maestra hace trabajar a los estudiantes.

PRESENT TENSE: INFINITIVE FOLLOWING VERBS OF CAUSATION AND PERCEPTION: HACER, MANDAR, DEJAR, ETC + INFINITIVE
She hears a bird singing
Ella oye cantar un pájaro.

PRESENT TENSE: INFINITIVE FOLLOWING VERBS OF CAUSATION AND PERCEPTION: HACER, MANDAR, DEJAR, ETC + INFINITIVE
The queen doesn't allow her subjects to stand.
La reina no permite estar de pie a sus súbditos.

PRESENT TENSE: INFINITIVE FOLLOWING VERBS OF CAUSATION AND PERCEPTION: HACER, MANDAR, DEJAR, PERMITIR, OIR . . .
The teacher always tells the students to be quiet.
La manera siempre manda callarse a los estudiantes.

INFINITIVE FOLLOWING VERBS OF CAUSATION. CAUSATION VERBS INCLUDE MANDAR, HACER, DEJAR, PERMITIR, ETC . . .
By then, they will have left.
para entonces, ellos habrán salido.
by tomorrow . . .
para mañana
Have the children left already?
Han salido ya los niños?
You haven't eaten anything yet
Tú no has comido nada todavía.
I don't have any answer.
no tengo ninguna respuesta.
Both women plan to go.
Ambas mujeres piensan ir.
Robert has a unique personality.
Roberto tiene una personalidad única.
The only thing I want is to rest.
La única cosa que quiero es descansar.
He ought to do it now.
ought to = conditional form of deber.

El debería hacerlo ahora.
I
[ought to have / should have]
done it yesterday
Hubiera debido hacerlo ayer.
Have you (tú) ever complained?
Te has quejado alguna vez?