Reflexive Verbs

Spanish Reflexives verbs are verbs whose action falls on__ _____

• the same person who does the action.

• object only

• object

What is the correct Spanish translation for the phrase "he washes his face"?

• Él lava su cara.

• Él se lava la cara.

• Él lava la cara.

• Él se lava su cara.

What is a key characteristic that differentiates a reflexive verb from its regular form?

• The action is performed by the subject on an external object.

• The action is performed by the subject on itself.

• The verb always changes its stem.

• The verb is always followed by a direct object pronoun.

How can the meaning of a reflexive verb sometimes differ from its regular verb form?

• They always have the same meaning, just different conjugations.

• Reflexive verbs always imply a stronger action.

• They can mean something completely different.

• Reflexive verbs are only used in formal contexts.

What is the meaning of the Spanish verb "vestirse"?

• To wear

• To dress someone else

• To get dressed

• To undress

What grammatical change can significantly alter the meaning of a verb in Spanish?

• Changing the verb tense

• Adding "se" or making it reflexive

• Modifying the subject pronoun

• Using a different adjective

What does the Spanish phrase "Visto camisa blanca para trabajar" mean?

• I wear a white shirt to work

• I see a white shirt for work

• I like white shirts for work

• I buy a white shirt for work

Which phrase is considered incorrect when trying to express "I get dressed for work"?

• Me visto para el trabajo

• Visto para trabajar

• Me visto para la oficina

• Me visto para mi empleo

What is the correct way to say "I get dressed for work" in Spanish?

• Visto camisa blanca para trabajar

• Visto para el trabajo

• Me visto para el trabajo

• Me visto camisa blanca

Which reflexive pronoun in Spanish translates to 'myself'?

• Te

• Se

• Me

• Nos