Understanding Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

What does the reflexive verb 'lavarse' mean?

• To wash a car

• To wash dishes

• To wash oneself

• To wash clothes

How does the meaning change when 'me' is removed from 'me llamo'?

• It changes to 'I am calling'

• It changes to 'I call my friends'

• It changes to 'I am called'

• It changes to 'I call'

Which pronoun is used for 'ourselves' in reflexive verbs?

• Te

• Me

• Se

• Nos

What is the reflexive form of 'to get up'?

• Dormirse

• Levantarse

• Despertarse

• Acostarse

Which of the following is a stem-changing reflexive verb?

• Peinarse

• Despertarse

• Lavarse

• Llamarse

What is the first step in conjugating a reflexive verb like 'levantarse'?

• Add the reflexive pronoun

• Conjugate the verb according to the pronoun

• Remove the 'se' from the end

• Change the verb ending

Why might you use a pronoun with reflexive verbs?

• To emphasize the action

• To clarify the subject

• To change the verb tense

• To make the sentence longer

What does 'me levanto' mean?

• I raise my hand

• I get up

• I lift weights

• I stand up

Which reflexive pronoun would you use for 'you' in Spain?

• Nos

• Se

• Os

• Te

What is the correct way to say 'I brush my teeth' in Spanish?

• Cepillo mis dientes

• Cepillarme los dientes

• Cepillarse los dientes

• Me cepillo los dientes