3.6 reciprocal verbs

There are two kinds of reciprocal verbs, which refer to actions which involve people doing the same thing to each other. One kind is used in intransitive or transitive clauses; the other kind is used in intransitive clauses, with or without a prepositional phrase mentioning one of the participants.

• We met at Hargreaves' place.
• I had met him in Zermatt.
• We argued over this question for a long time.
• I argued with this man for half an hour.

Reciprocal verbs are explained in paragraphs 3.69 to 3.73.