Understanding Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

What does a reflexive verb indicate in Spanish?

• Action performed by two people

• Action reflecting back to the subject

• Action performed on an object

• Future tense actions only

What does 'me llamo' translate to in English?

• I call my friends

• My name is

• I call myself

• You call me

Which pronoun would you use with a reflexive verb for 'nosotros'?

• me

• se

• te

• nos

What is the infinitive form of the reflexive verb meaning 'to wake oneself up'?

• acostarse

• levantarse

• dormirse

• despertarse

What happens to the meaning of 'levantarse' when 'se' is removed?

• Changes to 'to lift'

• Remains 'to get up'

• Becomes 'to sleep'

• No change in meaning

Which reflexive pronoun is used with 'yo'?

• se

• me

• nos

• te

What does 'levantarse' mean when conjugated properly with reflexive pronouns?

• To get up

• To stand

• To lie down

• To lift something

What is the correct way to say 'I brush my teeth' in Spanish?

• Yo cepillo los dientes

• Me cepillo los dientes

• Nos cepillamos los dientes

• Se cepillo los dientes

Why might you use a subject pronoun with a reflexive verb in Spanish?

• To change the verb tense

• To clarify who is performing the action

• To switch the verb to non-reflexive

• To make the sentence longer

What should you focus on when learning Spanish according to the video?

• Memorizing vocabulary

• Translating word-for-word

• Understanding grammatical rules

• Thinking in terms of ideas