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March 10, 2011, 08:32 AM
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Passive voice
Hello friends. I've a question about spanish passive voice. My confusion is between use of impersonal se and use of ser + past participle. For example, here is two sentence ;
1) Peter no se ha visto desde el viernes. 2) Este libro fue escrito por mi tía. I can not understand where to use impersonal se and where not? or use of impersonal se and ser + past participle are interchangeable? Can anyone explain this? THANKS in advance. 
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