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The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2.

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1 The Impersonal “se” P. 360 Realidades 2

2 The Impersonal “se” In English we often use they, you, one, or people in an impersonal or indefinite sense meaning “people in general.”

3 The Impersonal “se” In Spanish we use se + the Ud./él/ella or the Uds./ellos/ellas form of the verb.

4 The Impersonal “se” Se habla español. Spanish is spoken here.

5 The Impersonal “se” A menudo se sirve pan con paella.
Bread is often served with paella.

6 The Impersonal “se” Se permite sacar fotos? Can you take pictures?

7 Negative Tú Commands Se usan otros mariscos también para hacer paella.
They also use other shellfish to make paella.

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