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relating to a verb whose object is the same as its subject; in German, it is used with a reflexive pronoun
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Why "sich sich"?
From Grammatik Aktiv B1+ published by Cornelesen, chapter 1 exercise 3:
Sie schreibt, dass sie sich sich in einer schwierigen Situation befindet, und bittet mich um Hilfe.
As I understand "she write …
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