• Acostarse (o-ue)

• Vestirse (e-i)

• Despertarse (e-ie)

Irregulares:

• Afeitarse

• Bañarse

• Lavarse

• Levantarse

• Peinarse

• Quitarse

Verbos reflexivos: ¿Qué son?

• Prepararse

• Ducharse

• Secarse

• Cepillarse

• Maquillarse

• Pintarse

1. Take off ar/er/ir ending

2. Rewrite stem

3. Add new ending

   Now we're adding onto these steps

Conjugation steps:

yo-o

tú-as

él/ella/usted-a

nosotros-amos

vosotros-áis

ellos/ellas/ustedes-an

-ar verb endings:

Almost all are -ar verbs

That "se" at the end is our new conjugation step.

"Se"

Reflexive verbs are used to talk about what one does to oneself. You will know a verb is reflexive if it ends in "se".

Pintar-to paint

Pintarse-to paint (on oneself)

Use:

Verbos Reflexivos

If the reflexive pronoun is _ then the ending has to be _.

me=o

te=as/es

se=a/e/an/en

nos=amos/emos/imos

os=áis/éis/ís

Cheat sheet:

yo-me

tú-te

él/ella/usted-se

nosotros-nos

vosotros-os

ellos/ellas/ustedes-se

"se"

Verbos reflexivos:

cepillarse

yo- me cepillo

tú- te cepillas

él/ella/usted- se cepilla

nosotros- nos cepillamos

vosotros- os cepilláis

ellos/ellas/ustedes- se cepillan

Por ejemplo:

The "se" at the end of a reflexive verb will usually be moved to be in front of the conjugated verb. They are similar to DOPs.

"se"

Verbos reflexivos:

If the action being done is not to "oneself", then it is not reflexive.

Yo baño al perro. --> not reflexive. I'm bathing my dog, not myself.

Reflexive

If the verb does not end in "se", it is not a reflexive verb.

Mis hermanos se bañan temprano.

--> reflexive, they are bathing themselves

"se"

Verbos reflexivos

Determine whether the following sentences are reflexive or not.

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​¿Reflexivo o no?

¡Conjuguemos!