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- noun Plural form of
reflexive .
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However, if we have to accept this chain of events, it implies that before the mediopassive was created, the perfective endings themselves had been used to mark reflexives in an earlier stage of pre-PIE.
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However, if we have to accept this chain of events, it implies that before the mediopassive was created, the perfective endings themselves had been used to mark reflexives in an earlier stage of pre-PIE.
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:: I particularly like the reflexives that absolve the actor of responsibility: se me cayo, se me perdio, se me rompio, se me olvido.
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I particularly like the reflexives that absolve the actor of responsibility: se me cayo, se me perdio, se me rompio, se me olvido.
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:: I particularly like the reflexives that absolve the actor of responsibility: se me cayo, se me perdio, se me rompio, se me olvido.
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: I particularly like the reflexives that absolve the actor of responsibility: se me cayo, se me perdio, se me rompio, se me olvido.
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In the ensuing weeks we also had lessons on the kinds of topics you would expect: verb conjugations; verbos pleonasticos, the two past tenses; the difference between para and por; and ser and estar; reflexives, prepositions and a bunch of idioms, expressions, short cuts and other grammatical topics.
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In the ensuing weeks we also had lessons on the kinds of topics you would expect: verb conjugations; verbos pleonasticos, the two past tenses; the difference between para and por; and ser and estar; reflexives, prepositions and a bunch of idioms, expressions, short cuts and other grammatical topics.
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_I myself_ saw it: and (2) as reflexives, to turn the action of the verb back upon the actor; as, _He_ found _himself_ deserted by his friends.
Higher Lessons in English A work on english grammar and composition
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_Être_ verbs: reflexives, passives, and some intransitives (mainly verbs of motion); see Lessons X, XI, XII.
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