Sp 1: Ch 3.1 - Reflexive Verbs

​Ch 3.1 - Reflexive Verbs

By Bella Stark

​Reflexive Verbs

A verb is reflexive if the subject is doing the action to themselves.

Example: I wash my hair (reflexive) vs. I wash the dog (not reflexive).

We add the me, te, se, nos, os, so ONLY IF the verb is reflexive.

Multiple Choice

I wake up at 6:30 every morning.

• Reflexive

• Not Reflexive

Multiple Choice

She washes Blair's hands before dinner.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

We wash the car on Sundays.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

He gets dressed quickly for school.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

They brush their teeth after lunch.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

The teacher washes the desks after class.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

I sit down during the movie.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

You put on your jacket.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

She puts the book on the table.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

We get ready for the test together.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

He showers after soccer practice.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

They clean the classroom after school.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

I go to bed early on weekdays.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

You comb your hair in the morning.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

Multiple Choice

She cleans her room on the weekend.

• Reflexive

• Not reflexive

​Now conjugate!

Step 1: Decide if the sentence is reflexive

Step 2: Add me, te, se, nos, os, se if the sentence is reflexive.

Step 3: If not reflexive, conjugate the verb like normal with no reflexive pronoun!

Multiple Choice

I dry off after the shower.

• me seco

• seco

Multiple Choice

She dries the dishes after dinner.

• se seca

• seca

Multiple Choice

We get up early on school days.

• nos levantamos

• levantamos

Multiple Choice

He wakes up his brother up for school.

• se despierta

• despierta

Multiple Choice

They sit down at the table.

• se sientan

• sientan

Multiple Choice

You put on your shoes.

• te pones

• pones

Multiple Choice

The students put their backpacks on the floor.

• se ponen

• ponen

Multiple Choice

I brush my hair before class.

• me cepillo

• cepillo

Multiple Choice

She brushes the dog after the walk.

• se cepilla

• cepilla

Multiple Choice

We take off our jackets in the classroom.

• nos quitamos

• quitamos