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A sentence about Spanish prose se
In this sentence, the se is passive. This is the same SE VENDE ESTA Casa. There is a difference between passive use and self-reuse. The following is about the usage of SE:

Usage summary and examples of Se:

1, personal pronoun:

——Le diste el libro a Juan? Did you give the book to Juan?

-Ross, Roddy. Yes, I already gave it to him. (se here is a personal pronoun, referring to Juan)

2. Personal pronouns of self-complex verbs:

Rani? Arthur Pei Na. The little girl combs her hair by herself. Comb your hair by yourself, which is a self-answering verb.

A Rani? Pei Na's mother. The little girl's mother combed her hair. This is not a reflexive verb. Note the difference from the above example)

3, said interaction:

Juan and Pedro. Juan and Pedro exchange greeting cards. (se stands for interaction)

4, said the person is not specific:

Eneste restaurant se come muybien The food in this restaurant is delicious. Remove the se, and come will have no subject. )

5, said passive:

Go ahead. Selling floor tiles (indicating that the floor tiles have been sold)

6. Emphasize the degree of verbs:

El comió tres platos。 He ate three plates.

This is the third row. He ate three plates. (Emphasis on surprise: I actually ate three large plates)

7. Sentence components used by non-serious people:

This is the castle of Manos. He dropped something in his hand.