意语法详解反身代词（2）
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Mi, ti, si, and vi may drop the i before another vowel or an h and replace it with an apostrophe. Ci may drop the i only before another i or an e: Voi v’arrabbiate facilmente. (You get angry easily.) I ragazzi s’alzano alle sette. (The boys woke up at seven o’clock.) A casa, m’annoio. (At home, I get bored.) For a list of common reflexive verbs in Italian, see the following table. COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS accorgersi (di) to notice addormentarsi to fall asleep alzarsi to get up arrabbiarsi to get angry chiamarsi to be named coprirsi to cover oneself divertirsi to have fun, to enjoy oneself farsi il bagno to bathe oneself farsi la doccia to take a shower farsi male to get hurt, hurt oneself innamorarsi (di) to fall in love with lavarsi to wash oneself laurearsi to graduate mettersi to put (clothing) on pettinarsi to comb one’s hair radersi to shave sbarbarsi to shave sedersi to sit down sentirsi to feel spogliarsi to undress sposarsi (con) to get married svegliarsi to wake up vestirsi to get dressed Remember that some reflexive verbs can be used nonreflexively—without the reflexive pronouns. In this case, their meaning changes: Tu ti alzi. (You get up.) Tu alzi la sedia. (You lift the chair.) 相关资料 |
