Exploring Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

This video tutorial covers reflexive verbs, explaining their identification, usage, and conjugation in Spanish. It provides examples of regular and irregular reflexive verbs, highlighting the role of pronouns like 'myself', 'himself', and 'herself'. The tutorial also offers additional resources for memorizing reflexive verbs that don't follow the typical pattern.

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Irregular Verbs

• Past Tense Verbs

• Reflexive Verbs

• Future Tense Verbs

Which of the following is a reflexive verb example?

• He dresses himself

• You run fast

• They play soccer

• I eat an apple

What is a key indicator that a verb is reflexive?

• It includes the word 'myself', 'himself', or 'herself'

• It starts with 're-'

• It ends in -ar

• It is used in past tense

What should you do if a verb does not include 'myself', 'himself', or 'herself' but is still reflexive?

• Memorize it

• Ignore it

• Use it in future tense

• Change its form

What do all reflexive verbs end with in Spanish?

• er

• ir

• se

• ar

Which pronoun would you use for 'I bathe myself' in Spanish?

• nos

• se

• te

• me

How do you say 'we bathe ourselves' in Spanish?

• te bañas

• se bañan

• me baño

• nos bañamos

What happens to the 'se' at the end of a reflexive verb when conjugating?

• It changes to 'ar'

• It stays the same

• It moves to the front

• It is removed

How do you say 'he dresses himself' in Spanish?

• me visto

• te vistes

• se viste

• nos vestimos

Where can you find the list of reflexive verbs mentioned in the video?

• In the next video

• In the video description

• On the teacher's Facebook page

• In the comments section