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Write the verbs in their impersonal form.
- (Decir) que hoy hará mucho calor.[They say it will get very warm today.]|impersonal clause
- En invierno (anochecer) más temprano.[In winter it gets darker sooner.]|verb anochecer → grammatical impersonal clause with a verb about the weather
- En España (cocinar) mucho con ajo.[In Spain, they often cook with garlic.]|impersonal clause
- En el centro (haber) muchos restaurantes.[There are a lot of restaurants in the centre.]|grammatical impersonal clause with the impersonal form of haber→ hay.
- Me (sobrar) con 5 euros para el billete de tren.[Five euro for my train ticket is quite enough.]|grammatical impersonal clause with the verb sobrar
Write the following sentences in the impersonal form.
- Yo escucho a los vecinos discutir.
→ a los vecinos discutir.[One listens to the neighbours fighting.]|reflexive impersonal clause|The form escuchan is incorrect, because it would refer to specific people (they).
- En la televisión dicen que mañana habrá huelga.
→ que mañana habrá huelga.[They say there will be a strike tomorrow.]|reflexive impersonal clause
- Buscan nuevos camareros.
→ a nuevos camareros.[Waiters wanted.]|impersonal clause
- Yo rumoreo sobre esa pareja de famosos.
→ sobre esa pareja de famosos.[There are rumours about this famous couple.]|reflexive impersonal clause|The form rumorean is incorrect, because it would refer to specific people (they).
- Yo digo que mañana lloverá.
→ que mañana lloverá.[They say it’ll rain tomorrow.]|impersonal clause