WorksheetsReflexive Verbs
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 26mins
levantarse
to get up
to get ready
to shower
to wash oneself
ducharse
to wake up
to get ready
to shower
to bathe
cepillarse los dientes
to brush one's teeth
to have a good time
to put on shoes
to put oneself to bed
ponerse la ropa
to brush one's teeth
to have a good time
to put on clothing
to take off clothing
acostarse
to wake up
to fall asleep
to get up
to go to bed
vestirse
to feel an emotion
to get dressed
to have fun
to put on
irse - yo
me va
me ir
voy
me voy
¿Cómo se dice...?
sentirse
cepillarse
sentarse
quitarse
Some verbs use the reflexive pronoun only sometimes. When would the verb "lavar" not use the reflexive pronoun?
- Yo lavo el coche.
When the speaker feels like saying the reflexive pronoun or not
Only if the verb ends in "ar"
when the action of "washing" is done to something or someone else
depends if the object is a human or a car
What is different in Spanish when you refer to a part of the body with a reflexive verb?
I paint MY nails.
You translate exactly that. "Yo pinto mis uñas."
You use the reflexive pronoun to show that it is an action done to yourself. Then you use THE (el/la/los/las) instead of my - Yo me pinto las uñas.
You use the reflexive pronoun and "my" in front of the word nails. "Yo me pinto mis uñas."
The next paragraph talks about an infinitive. What is an infinitive verb?
A verb that goes on forever
A verb that isn't conjugated
A reflexive verb
A spanish verb
What is divertirse?
to have fun
to wake up
to feel an emotion
What is quitarse?
to take off
to sit
to put on
to get dressed
lavarse el pelo
Dormirse
levantar
levantarse
lavarse
lavar
prepararse
to get up
to get ready
to shower
to wash oneself
despertarse
to wake up
to fall asleep
to get up
to go to bed
