Understanding Reflexive Verbs in Italian

What is a reflexive verb in Italian?

• A verb that is always in the past tense.

• A verb that describes an action done to another person.

• A reflexive verb in Italian is a verb that is accompanied by a reflexive pronoun, indicating the subject acts on itself.

• A verb that has no subject or object.

Give an example of a common reflexive verb in Italian.

• dormire

• lavarsi

• mangiare

• correre

How do you conjugate the reflexive verb 'lavarsi' in the present tense for 'io'?

• mi lavato

• mi lava

• mi lavo

• mi lavare

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'tu' in Italian?

• tiu

• tuo

• ti

• tua

Translate the sentence 'I wash myself' into Italian.

• Io lavo me

• Lavo me stesso

• Mi lavo bene

• Mi lavo

Which of the following is a reflexive verb: 'mangiare' or 'vestirsi'?

• mangiare

• vestirsi

• parlare

• correre

How do you say 'They get up' using a reflexive verb in Italian?

• Si alzare

• Loro si alzano

• Si alzato

• Si alzano

Conjugate the reflexive verb 'svegliarsi' for 'noi' in the present tense.

• ci sveglieremo

• ci svegliamo

• svegliamo

• ci svegliano

What does the reflexive verb 'prepararsi' mean in English?

• to prepare an exam

• to make arrangements

• to get ready

• to prepare food

Create a sentence using the reflexive verb 'divertirsi' in Italian.

• Loro ti diverti al cinema.

• Io mi diverto al parco.

• Si diverto a casa.

• Io diverti al parco.