Repaso de los verbos Reflexivos/Recíprocos

(which is what you could NOT do with DOPs and IOPs)

-arse, -erse, -irse

• hacerse miembro

• fijarse

• parecerse

• darse prisa

• and while this isn't on the list, llevarse bien/mal shows up in some practices, so we'll look at that one, too

• bring the -se out in front and conjugate hacer as usual

• Yo me hago miembro

• Tú te haces miembro

• Él/ella/Ud. se hace miembro

• Nosotros nos hacemos miembros

• Vosotros os hacéis miembros

• Ellos/Ellas/Uds. se hacen miembros

• yo me doy prisa

• tú te das prisa

• él/ella/Ud. se da prisa

• nosotros nos damos prisa

• vosotros os dais prisa

• ellos/ellas/Uds. se dan prisa

darse prisa is making the person hurry up

which is why you see the expression "Date prisa" a lot because it's telling you to hurry yourself up (give yourself "hurry")

tener prisa is saying you are in a hurry or a rush (you have "hurry")

to get along well/not with someone else

• this verb shows up a few times in some practices

• this action would considered reciprocal instead of reflexive, but don't stress about that difference - it's all the same in the end

• and notice it has nothing to do with the meaning of llevar - to wear that you've been practicing since Spanish 1

• Yo me llevo bien con ella.

• Mis hermanos y yo nos llevamos mal.

• ¿Te llevas bien con tus padres?

• Los estudiantes siempre se llevan bien en mi clase.

but never in between the ​

You need to focus on the work:

Tú necesitas fijarte en el trabajo.

Nosotros nos estamos dando prisa.