Advanced Spanish: Reflexive Verbs

The video tutorial explains reflexive verbs, focusing on how the subject and object are the same. It covers reflexive pronouns in English and Spanish, and how to use them in sentences. The tutorial also discusses attaching reflexive pronouns to infinitives and present participles, with examples and a dialogue. A quiz at the end reinforces the learning.

What is a reflexive pronoun in English?

• A pronoun that refers to a place

• A pronoun that refers to an object

• A pronoun that refers to a time

• A pronoun that refers to the subject of the sentence

Which of the following is a Spanish reflexive pronoun?

• Tú

• Nos

• Yo

• Ellos

How do you say 'He sees himself' in Spanish using reflexive pronouns?

• Él se ve

• Se ve

• Ve se

• Él ve él

When using reflexive pronouns with infinitives, where can the pronoun be placed?

• Only at the end of the sentence

• Only after the infinitive

• Before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive

• Only before the infinitive

In the sentence 'Estoy pegándome', where is the reflexive pronoun placed?

• Before the verb

• After the verb

• Attached to the end of the participle

• At the beginning of the sentence

In the dialogue, how does Denito introduce himself?

• Soy Denito

• Me llamo Denito

• Mi nombre es Denito

• Denito es mi nombre

What is the reflexive pronoun used for 'tú' in the dialogue?

• Nos

• Se

• Te

• Me

Which of the following is a reflexive verb in Spanish?

• Leer

• Comer

• Correr

• Bañarse

What does 'acostarse' mean in English?

• To eat

• To go to bed

• To wake up

• To run

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'nosotros' in Spanish?

• Me

• Se

• Te

• Nos