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Impersonal si·Impersonal si vs Reflexive si — Identifying the Difference
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Rule reminder

Impersonal si = 'one / people / you in general' with no specific subject. Reflexive si = the subject does something to themselves. Context and verb meaning determine which it is.

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Come si dice 'In this company, one gets up early and works hard' (using 'alzarsi')?

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