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WorksheetsReflexive Verbs, etc. Review
Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 2hrs 33mins
Guess what! In Spanish, if you're talking about what you're called, you'd use "Llamarse". What does it translate to in English?
to comb your hair
to call oneself, to be called (named)
to take a bath
to put on makeup
Guess how to dramatically say "I am dying" in Spanish! Hint: It's quite the expression.
Me muero
Me duermo
Me llamo
Me afeito
Ready to test your Spanish skills? Which phrase translates to 'to dedicate oneself, to devote oneself to something' in the beautiful Spanish language?
Acostarse
Dedicarse
Negarse
Imaginarse
Ready for a splash? How do you say "to take a shower" in Spanish?
Ducharse
Bañarse
Peinarse
Vestirse
Guess what! "Me pongo un vestido" translates to which of these in English?
I find a dress
I wear a dress
I put on a dress
I buy a dress
Let's have some fun with languages! How would you translate "Nos decimos que son buenos estudiantes" into English?
We say that they are good students
We tell ourselves that we are good students
We tell them that they are good students
We ask if they are good students
Guess what? "El vestido me cuesta mucho" in English means?
The dress fits me like a glove!
What a steal, the dress is super cheap!
Oh no, the dress costs me an arm and a leg!
This dress is like a tent on me!
Let's have some fun with languages! Can you guess how "Marco se queda en casa" is whimsically translated into English?
Marco embarks on a grand adventure
Marco stays home
Marco becomes a master chef
Marco discovers a hidden treasure in the attic
Ready for a mini language adventure? Guess what! "Irse" is your magic word in Spanish. What enchanting action does it translate to in English?
To arrive
To stay
To go away; to leave
To enter
Ready for a splash of fun? After a refreshing swim, what does "secarse (el cuerpo)" mean you're doing?
To wash (one's body)
To cover (one's body)
To dry off (one's body)
To hurt (one's body)
Ready for a fun twist on languages? Guess what "cepillarse (los dientes)" translates to in English!
To brush (one's teeth)
To wash (one's face)
To comb (one's hair)
To clean (one's ears)
Can you guess the English translation of "Ella se viste rápido"? Hint: It's something we all do when we're in a hurry in the morning!
She dresses slowly
She dresses quickly
She eats quickly
She runs quickly
How do you express the action of 'eating breakfast' in Spanish?
Desayunarse
Almorzarse
Cenarse
Desayunar
What's the whimsical way to say 'I dream' in Spanish?
Yo sueño
Yo duermo
Yo pienso
Yo corro
Ready to dive into a linguistic adventure? How do you say 'to read a book' in Spanish?
Leer un libro
Escribir un libro
Comprar un libro
Vender un libro
Write in Spanish using reflexive verbs and pronouns. She brushes her teeth.
Ella cepilla los dientes.
Se cepillan los dientes.
El se cepilla los dientes.
Write in Spanish using reflexive verbs and pronouns. I put on makeup.
Yo maquillo.
Yo me maquilla.
Yo te maquillas.
Write in Spanish using reflexive verbs and pronouns. You wash your face.
Tu lavas la cara.
Tu se lavas la cara.
Se lava la cara.
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to yo?
me
te
se
nos
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to tú?
me
te
se
nos
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to Maria.
me
te
se
nos
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to él/ella/usted?
me
te
se
nos
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to nosotros?
me
te
se
nos
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to ellos/ellas/ustedes?
me
te
se
nos
Choose the correct one.
Carlos se afeita.
Carlos afeitarse.
Carlos te afeitar.
Carlos nos afeitamos.
Choose the correct one.
Nosotros nos probamos las camisas.
Nosotros se probamos las camisas.
Nosotros probarse las camisas.
Nosotros probamos nos las camisas.
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to los turistas?
me
te
nos
se
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to Mario?
me
te
nos
se
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to Marisa y yo?
me
te
nos
se
¿Qué verbo es?
ducharse
cepillarse los dientes
peinarse
levantarse
¿Qué verbo es?
afeitarse
levantarse
peinarse
ducharse
¿Qué verbo es?
ducharse
dormirse
afeitarse
lavarse
Ella ____ levanta temprano todos los días
(She wakes up early everyday)
se
me
nos
Tu papá y tú ______ cepillan los dientes muy bien.
(Your dad and you brush your teeth very well)
nos
se
te
Tú ____ afeitas los jueves
(You shave on Thursdays)
nos
te
me
Mi perro ____ despierta en la noche.
(My dog wakes up in the night)
te
me
se
Yo ___________ baño en la mañana.
me
te
se
nos
Yo ___________ baño en la mañana.
me
te
se
nos
a las seis de la mañana.
lavar los platos is a reflexive verb
The reflexive pronouns are "Me, Te, Se, and Nos."
Cierto
Falso
¿Reflexivo o no? - Eduardo se baña.
Reflexivo
No
¿Reflexivo o no? - Nosotros estudiamos el español.
Reflexivo
No
¿Reflexivo o no? - Antonio lava su Lamborghini.
Reflexivo
No
¿Reflexivo o no? - Antonio se lava las manos.
Reflexivo
No
Eduardo prefiere _____________ temprano.
despertarse
se despierta
Eduardo _________ temprano.
despertarse
se despierta
Cierto / Falso - All verbs are always reflexive.
Cierto
Falso
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to "Yo"?
me
te
le
se
Which reflexive pronoun belongs to "ustedes"?
me
te
se
les
Place the verb in the present tense.
Tú (a) (lavarse)
We wash dishes everyday.
Nosotros nos lavamos los platos todos los días.
Nosotros lavamos los platos todos los días.
Nos nosotros lavamos los platos todos los días.
Se lavamos los platos todos los días.
He doesn't get up at 7:00.
No levantó a las siete.
No levanta a las siete.
No se levantó a las siete.
No se levanta a las siete.
Se acuesta el pelo.
Se quita el pelo.
Se va el pelo.
Se seca el pelo.
You stay
te quedas
te quitas
te pruebas
te enojas
He remembers
Él se prueba
Él acuestase
Él se acuerda
Él sientase
rendirse
to render
to surrender, give up
to enter
to laugh
