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Spanish Intransitive Verbs

Spanish Intransitive Verbs

INTRANSITIVE VERBS express a state, as "to live," "to sleep," or an action that does not go beyond the doer, as "to go," "to walk."

The Spanish language abounds in Intransitive Pronominal verbs, i.e., verbs conjugated, same as the reflexive verbs, with a double pronoun of the same person all through, as:

Quejarse (to complain)

Pres. Indic.    Yo me quejo 
                tú te quejas 
                él se queja 
                nosotros nos quejamos  
                vosotros os quejáis 
                ellos se quejan

Fut. Indic.     Yo me quejaré, 
                tú te quejarás, 
                él se quejará, etc. 

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Vocabulary

Soundamenaza - threat
Soundanticipación - anticipation
Soundanticipar - to anticipate
Soundanticipo - advance
Soundarduo - arduous, difficult
Soundbaja - decline

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Exercises

Exercise 1
Exercise 2



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