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The Passive Voice with the

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Presentación del tema: "The Passive Voice with the"— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 The Passive Voice with the
Impersonal SE Amanda Ewoldt Todd

2 When you want to say “YOU” or “ONE” without referring to anyone in particular you use the
Impersonal SE.

3 ¿Cómo se dice “dress” en español? How do you say “dress” in Spanish?

4 En España se come muy bien.
In Spain one eats very well.

5 Se vende ropa Se venden vestidos How do you form it?
Se + Verb in 3rd person singular or plural + noun Se vende ropa Se venden vestidos

6 Práctica

7 VENDER Se vende ropa

8 VENDER Se venden jeans

9 VENDER Se vende ropa

10 VENDER Se venden joyas

11 VENDER Se vende ropa cómoda

12 VENDER Se vende ropa elegante

13 Se prohibe nadar How do you form it?
Se + Verb in 3rd person singular + verb Se prohibe nadar

14 It is very common to see the Impersonal SE
on signs and advertisement services.

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