S2U3Day1: Notes Reflexive 1

What type of verbs are reflexive verbs in Spanish?

• Verbs that reflect the action on another person

• Verbs whose action falls on the subject performing the action

• Verbs that are used exclusively in compound tenses

• Verbs that do not require a reflexive pronoun

How often are reflexive verbs used in everyday conversations in Spanish?

• Rarely

• Only in formal situations

• Very often

• Only in literature

What do regular verbs in Spanish normally end in their infinitive form?

• -AR, -ER, -IR

• -ING

• -ED

• -AS, -ES, -IS

In the sentence "I sweep the floor", what does "I" represent?

• The object

• The action or verb

• The subject

• The floor

In the sentence "I sweep the floor", what does "SWEEP" represent?

• The object

• The action or verb

• The subject

• The floor

In the sentence "I sweep the floor", what does "THE FLOOR" represent?

• The object

• The action or verb

• The subject

• The place

How is a reflexive verb formed in Spanish?

• Adding the reflexive pronoun before the infinitive verb

• Changing the ending of the infinitive verb from -AR, -ER, or -IR to -SE

• Adding the reflexive pronoun after the infinitive verb

• Removing the reflexive pronoun from the verb

Which of the following examples correctly shows a reflexive verb in Spanish?

• Comere

• Hablaro

• Bañarse

• Escribir

According to the example provided, how is "Yo me baño todos los días" translated into English?

• I bathe the dog every day

• I bathe my baby brother every day

• I shower every day

• I wash clothes every day

How are reflexive verbs formed in Spanish?

• An infinitive verb + a reflexive pronoun

• An infinitive verb + a possessive pronoun

• An infinitive verb + a personal pronoun

• An infinitive verb + a demonstrative pronoun