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La voz pasiva con se

La voz pasiva con se. Se Impersonal. Se may be used impersonally, to represent an action which is generally done but does not refer to any specific person(s). When se is used this way, se translates to people, they, you, we, or one. Se habla español. They (people) speak Spanish.

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La voz pasiva con se

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  1. La voz pasiva con se Se Impersonal

  2. Se may be used impersonally, to represent an action which is generally done but does not refer to any specific person(s). When se is used this way, se translates to people, they, you, we, or one. • Se habla español. They (people) speak Spanish. • Se come con miel. People (one) eats it with honey.

  3. To form an impersonal se sentence use the construction:Se + verb (in any tense) rest of sentenceOjo: The verbs that follows se is conjugated in the 3rd person singular or plural (él o ellos).

  4. Más Ejemplos: No se textea mientras se conduce. No se habla inglés en la clase de español. Se trabaja mucho aquí. Se venden materiales escolares en la papelería. Se comen muchos dulces durante Navidad.

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