+ than 20 examples of PRONOMINAL verbs

In Spanish we can find different categories of words. Some of them are the verbs that are used when we want signal an action performed by a subject. Verbs are the core of the predicate, that is, one of the parts that make up the sentence. In order to know first-hand all the ins and outs of syntactic analysis, it will therefore be necessary to know each of its grammatical categories. In this case, in this lesson from a TEACHER we are going to know what are and examples of pronominal verbs you sign up?

In the first place and before proceeding with the examples of pronominal verbs, it is absolutely necessary to make a definition of them. Thus, we can point out that pronominal verbs are those that they are attached to a reflexive pronoun. The pronoun that always accompanies them must agree with the person of the subject of the sentence. That is, these types of verbs are always associated with the subject and must agree with it in person.

Within the pronominal verbs we can find different categories that we will define below:

Exclusively pronominal verbs

The verbs Exclusively pronominals are those that are necessarily conjugated with a pronoun. The pronoun that accompanies them is not reflective, since the action takes place inside the subject and does not return on itself. In other words, the pronoun is part of the verb itself, it is not a complement to the verb that works as a reflexive. Thus we can point out the following:

• To regret
• Complain
• Deign
• Boast

Reciprocal verbs

Reciprocal verbs are made up of transitive verbs that have a subject that is made up of two or more people, things, or animals. These subjects perform an action on others and at the same time receive it from them. Because the subject has multiple members, it can only be conjugated in plural. These types of verbs can sometimes be confused with reflexive verbs. In this case, to avoid mistakes we can add a phrase, so that we can clarify the concept: one to the other, to each other, to each other… .etc.

Reflexive verbs

Reflexive verbs They are transitive verbs are those in which the action of the same falls or is reflected in the subject who performs it. In the event that we want to check whether or not a verb is reflexive, it will be enough to add at the end of the sentence: themselves, themselves. If the sentence does not change, it is a reflexive verb.

We already know the definition and types of pronominal verbs that we can find, as well as a list of those we have in Spanish so that you can use them whenever you want. For this reason, we are going to provide you with a series of examples in sentences with pronominal verbs so you can better understand how they work.

• Antonio he sat on a park bench to wait for his friend.
• Edward he remembered of several moments he had lived with her and she couldn't help but smile.
• You bought some new shoes at Angela's store.
• The baby he fell asleep on the car trip.
• Alberto and Patricia they married in a private and very original ceremony.
• Miguel decided jump to the pool first.
• He did not hesitate appear just as he was.
• The children would not stop complain for not being able to go to the park.
• The deans manifested their right to stand against to the decision made by the cloister.
• Raquel and Juan, exhausted, decided take a break.
• Virginia accompanied her friend to to try on her graduation dress.
• Both have decided enroll in medicine.
• Carlota and Candela they apologized to his friends for being late for the meeting.
• He is playing in the street all day, if he does not put on his coat he will end up to catch a cold.
• This weekend we had no time to get bored.

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