IN THIS BLOG have placed great emphasis on the importance of know how to use verbs correctly. To do so is necessary to differentiate between uses transitive, intransitive and pronominal. Those not familiar with these terms, do not be alarmed or feel frustrated. It's really simple: transitive verbs are those whose action lies with something . We call this something the direct complement . Example: "I wrote a letter my aunt yesterday." The direct object of the verb is letter. This makes the verb is transitive . The intransitive can not have a direct object. They can not work that way! Example: "I left the office late." "I went something the office? This construction is impossible in Castilian. And pronominal forms, on the other hand, use personal pronouns: I wake , you excel , is was , us take , you you saw, is fall in love . [. . .]
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