No se le habia pasado la hora
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I don't understand the se and the le here. Se must be indirect since it comes first, or it is reflexive; but I don't recognize this as a reflexive verb. The le seems to refer to "la hora," but why indirect? Wouldn't "la" work just as well? Is "se" doing something else here? If so, how do you recognize that?
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updated Apr 9, 2016
posted by RolloMartins
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pasarse (pronominal) (to forget to do something): forget
pasarse (pronominal) (to not notice something): miss
se = pronominal pronoun
le = indirect object (a él/ella)
updated Apr 9, 2016
edited by 0bito
posted by 0bito
