Ponerse conjugations
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If I want to use ponerse for "to become" or "became", do I use the same conjugations as poner for "to put"?
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updated Jul 5, 2012
posted by kdrinning
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Have you seen my word order game to practice "ponerse" + adjective?
So the answer is yes but the pronouns must be before the conjugations.
Type in "ponerse" into the SD dictionary and you will see all of them.
I hope this helps!
updated Jul 5, 2012
edited by bandit51jd
posted by bandit51jd
I have read your post and I have seen the article that this came from. However, it didn't really make sense when I started to create sentences. Thanks. - kdrinning, Jul 4, 2012
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...but the pronouns must be before the conjugations.
Not true. The pronouns can be attached to the verb in the same three ways that any other pronoun can be attached to the verb. There is no special rule for reflexive/pronomial verbs. Off the top of my head. Vas a volverme loco. You are going to drive me crazy. I use it all the time with my girlfriend.
updated Jul 5, 2012
posted by gringojrf
LOL...her madness is a joy to your heart as mine is to mine!!! - HowardO, Jul 5, 2012
