50 Examples of pronominal verbs

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Pronominal verbs

The pronominal verbs are those that are constructed by including in the ending of their infinitive a pronoun reflectiveI, I, I, I, I, I).

This suffix is ​​intended to change the meaning of the verb or indicate that the action directly affects the subject. For example: get upI know, findI know, to surpriseI know.

Types of pronominal verbs

According to the need or not of the pronoun:

Depending on who performs the action:

Examples of pronominal verbs

BoredI know AmuseI know To forgetI know
To acceptI know To sleepI know CombI know
Lay downI know FindI know To loseI know
To shaveI know To hookI know ForgiveI know
to loveI know AngerI know SetI know
BathI know HideI know LendI know
EatI know HearI know BanI know
BehaveI know MakeI know PromiseI know
KnowI know ImpressI know PolishI know
ConvinceI know HurtI know StayI know
Cut offI know Get upI know ComplainI know
Cut offI know to MarchI know playI know
BelieveI know To putI know PrayI know
CureI know LookI know To breakI know
To find outI know DieI know SaveI know
FireI know DenyI know BumpI know
LeadI know HateI know ReturnI know
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Other types of verbs

Pronominal verbs Action verbs
Attributive verbs State verbs
Auxiliary verbs Copulative verbs
Transitive verbs Derived verbs
Reflective and defective verbs Impersonal verbs
Quasi-reflex verbs Primitive verbs
Defective verbs Transitive and intransitive verbs

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