reflexive pronoun การใช้

• It's conjugated like " poner " but with a reflexive pronoun:
• The subject and object are the same when the reflexive pronoun is used.
• The reflexive pronoun " sich " strives leftward, which results in the discontinuity.
• A general reflexive / reciprocal pronoun is derived from the Kriol reflexive pronoun.
• In the Romance languages, there are non-emphatic clitic reflexive pronouns and emphatic ones.
• Reflexivity may be expressed by means of : reflexive pronouns or reflexive verbs.
• One may also omit either the reflexive pronoun or the personal pronoun in speech.
• The reflexive pronouns are formed with the possessive adjective followed by " self ".
• A reflexive pronoun is fine, however, as an emphasizer.
• A reflexive pronoun is formed by the word " kjj " with a possessive suffix.
• Thus, it can be translated into English ( and some other languages ) using reflexive pronoun.
• The usage of the reflexive pronoun is broad.
• This does not apply to reflexive pronouns.
• In generative grammar, a reflexive pronoun is an binding domains for reflexive pronouns, according to their structure.
• The distinction exists similarly in English, where introverted reflexive verbs usually have no reflexive pronoun, unlike extroverted.
• In generative grammar, a reflexive pronoun is an binding domains for reflexive pronouns, according to their structure.
• The above reflexive pronouns are in the accusative and dative cases, and in both stressed / unstressed forms.
• Inchoative verbs in German are marked either by the reflexive pronoun  sich, or not marked at all.
• A reflexive pronoun is normally used when the object of a sentence is the same as the subject.
• He has also shown that the respective properties of reflexive pronouns could be derived from their morphological properties.