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Pronominal |
Verb accompanied by reflexive pronoun Ie; acordarse |
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Pronoun |
Yo, tu, me, Su, etc |
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Transitive and intransitive verbs |
Transitive verbs = can (but don't have to be) are followed by an object that is acted on by the verb Eg; he baked a pizza, he rode the bike Intransitive = cannot be followed by an object that acts on the verb Eg; he laughed, the book fell, he walked to park (to is a preposition, the object is not be acted on) Nb: transative verbs can be both = sing ie: he sang (intransitive) OR he sang the national anthem (transative)
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Active vs Passive Voice |
Active Voice = Subject, Verb, Object Eg; Tom opens the door Passive Voice = the object becomes the subject, the verb "to be" is used, and the original subject is now at the end of the sentence preceded by the word "by" Eg; The door is opened by Tom WHY 1. some time we don't know the subject who performed the action and therefore have to use it Eg; PASSIVE: My sweater was made in New York 2. Apparently it pulls focus to the object over the subject (used in the news alot) Eg; PASSIVE: 2 puppies were rescued from a burning house last night As you can see, who did the rescuing is not the focus in this sentence https://youtu.be/50AXQum90EE |
