Spanish: Reflexive Verbs

What is a key characteristic of reflexive verbs in Spanish?

• They always describe actions performed on an external object.

• They indicate that the verb's action remains with or affects the subject.

• They are only used to express emotions.

• They never require a pronoun.

How can you always identify a reflexive verb in its infinitive form?

• It ends with "-ando" or "-iendo".

• It is always followed by a direct object.

• It includes the reflexive pronoun "se" at the end of its AR/ER/IR ending.

• It starts with "no".

In a typical Spanish sentence, where are reflexive pronouns usually placed?

• After the conjugated verb.

• Before the conjugated verb.

• At the very end of the sentence.

• Only at the beginning of the sentence.

Which of the following best describes reciprocal reflexive verbs?

• Verbs that describe an action performed by a single subject on themselves.

• Verbs that describe an action performed by two or more subjects simultaneously on each other.

• Verbs that can only be used with reflexive pronouns.

• Verbs that express a command or instruction.