[Perikles]

Originally Posted by irmamar

You're welcome.

Perikles, there is a what I would define as a "barbaridad gramatical" in your link. When you look for a pronominal verb, you can see that both infinitivo and gerundio are conjugated . But they are formas no personales, ¡no pueden conjugarse!

I suppose it depends on your definition again. True, the infinitive does not conjugate, but the word it forms does:

infinitivo

• poderme
• poderte
• poderse
• podernos
• poderos
• poderse

OK - you are quite correct, but if you tick the box and force it to give pronomial forms, even though they don't exist, I can see why they do it.