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The reflexive pronoun for "own" meaning
Is it possible to use the reflexive pronoun for "own" meaning?
For example,are below sentences true? 1- she wanted to burn her own car = (Ella) Quería quemarse el coche 2- (Ella) se quemó el coche = She burned her own car |
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