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50 Examples of Reflective and Defective Verbs
Miscellanea / / July 04, 2021
Reflective and Defective Verbs
The defective verbs they are those that cannot be conjugated in all times, ways and people. They are considered to have an incomplete conjugation. For example: to rain, to happen.
The reflexive verbs are those that are built with a reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos) and indicate actions that fall on one's own subject. For example: comb your hair, behave.
Types of defective verbs
There are different types of defective verbs:
Examples of defective verbs
| Happen | Deluge | Occur |
| Happen | Garuar | Happen |
| Dawn | Hail | Can |
| To become night | To have | Lightning |
| Atañer | Rain | Happen |
| Sunset | to snow | Thunder |
Types of reflexive verbs
All reflexive verbs have a pronoun, which can be placed in different positions:
Examples of reflexive verbs
| Get bored | Curl | To comb |
| Lie | Get excited | Be lost |
| Shave | wash up | To put on |
| Eat | Stand up | Refer |
| Behave | Called | Backing out |
| To believe | Get in | Feel |
| Heading down | You denied | Get on |
| Blaze up | Take care | Take |
| Get angry | Stand against | Become |
Other types of verbs
| Reflective and defective verbs | Action verbs |
| Attributive verbs | State verbs |
| Auxiliary verbs | Copulative verbs |
| Transitive verbs | Derived verbs |
| Pronominal verbs | Impersonal verbs |
| Quasi-reflex verbs | Primitive verbs |
| Defective verbs | Transitive and intransitive verbs |
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