Reflexive Verbs in Spanish 2

This video tutorial covers reflexive verbs in Spanish, explaining their usage, common examples, and how to conjugate them. It includes practical exercises and examples to help learners understand the concept. The tutorial also provides a brief comparison with English reflexive verbs and concludes with homework instructions for students.

What is a reflexive verb?

• A verb that describes a state of being.

• A verb that describes an action done to someone else.

• A verb that describes a habitual action.

• A verb that describes an action done to oneself.

Which of the following is a reflexive verb in Spanish?

• Acostarse

• Hablar

• Comer

• Leer

What does 'dormirse' mean?

• To sleep

• To wake up

• To fall asleep

• To get dressed

How do you say 'I cut myself' in Spanish?

• Yo me corto

• Yo cortar

• Yo corto

• Yo me cortar

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'nosotros'?

• Te

• Nos

• Me

• Se

Is the sentence 'I wash the car' reflexive?

• No, because it involves a car.

• Yes, because it involves washing.

• Yes, because the action is done to oneself.

• No, because the action is done to the car.

Translate 'Juan goes to bed at 10 in the evening' to Spanish.

• Juan se acuesta a las 10 de la noche.

• Juan acuesta a las 10 de la noche.

• Juan duerme a las 10 de la noche.

• Juan se duerme a las 10 de la noche.

Fill in the blank: Maria ______ el pelo (Maria washes her hair).

• me lava

• te lava

• nos lava

• se lava

Which reflexive pronoun is used for 'ustedes'?

• Me

• Te

• Nos

• Se

In English, when should you use reflexive pronouns?

• When the action is done to someone else.

• When the action is done to oneself.

• When the action is habitual.

• When the action is passive.