What is verbo pronomial
What is a pronomial verb?
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Writing for “espanol-ingles.com.mx” the writer Neil Coffey has this to say about pronominal verbs of which he calls reflexives a subset:
Pronominal verbs, often (misleadingly) called reflexive verbs, are verbs in which a "pronoun" clitic is inserted that agrees with the subject. The term reflexive is often used to cover all these verbs, because a helpful notion for understanding them is that "the object of the verb is the same thing/person as the subject". Strictly speaking, reflexive verbs can be seen as a subset of pronominal verbs.
The infinitive of pronominal verbs has the clitic “se” added to the end: lavarse, bañarse, esconderse, hartarse etc.
You can read Neil Coffey’s one page article here ----> Pronominal Verbs When you read through his article, you will see that not all pronominal verbs are also reflexive verbs. It is fairer to say that all reflexives are pronominal
I think you mean reflexive verbs
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