"Se inventarán píldoras" o "Se inventará píldoras"
Se inventarán píldoras para mejorar la memoria.
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Se inventará píldoras para mejorar la memoria.
1. Which one makes more sense? (Es una predicción que se ha hecho en el mundo del futuro.)
2. What does "se" do/mean in this sentence? Is it a pronomial verb?
4 Answers
'Píldora' is used almost exclusively for the contraceptive pill, which could lead to confusion. It may be better to say 'drogas' . I think it's a passive 'se'. Pills/drugs will be invented.
I think ' se inventarán' is the correct version, but I'm not sure.
píldoras is correct in Chile and I am sure in many, if not all, Spanish countries.
Se inventarán píldoras para mejorar la memoria.
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Se inventará píldoras para mejorar la memoria.
"Se" is a reflexive verb which in fact is a pronomial verb. The word "se" speaks on the subject and its place directly in front of the verb. "Inventán" means "Ellos""Ellas" or "Ustedes" "Inventará" means "El" "Ella" or "Usted"
Annie's suggestion is correct. I think your meaning refers more properly to medicine in a pill administered form which in English we shorten to "pill" but in Spanish is "drogas". My prefence (but as a non native speaker) would be:
Un día drogas para mejorar la memoria se inventarán.