Mrs. Akers'
Spanish- 2 years
Reflexives
You use relfixives when the subject and the object are the same.
How do you know who is doing the action then?In front of the verb you put a pronoun.
Pronouns
Me
Te
Se
Nos
Os
Se
Verbs:
to bathe: bañarse
to get up: levantarse
to be happy: alegrarse
to go to bed: acostarse
to be surprised: sorprenderse
to have a good time :divertirse
to break (arm, leg): quebrarse
to hurt oneself: lastimarse
to brush (hair, teeth): cepillarse
to make up one's mind: decidirse
to burn (oneself, one's body): quemarse
to calm down: calmarse
to put on makeup: maquillarse
to cheer up: animarse
to put on makeup: pintarse
to comb (hair): peinarse
to say goodbye: to despedirse
to cut (hair, nails): cortarse
to shave: afeitarse
to fall (down): caerse
to sit down: sentarse
to fall asleep: dormirse
to stay, remain: quedarse
to get a job: colocarse
to take a shower: ducharse
to get angry: enojarse
to take off (clothes): quitarse
to get bored: aburrirse
to tear (clothes): romperse
to get dressed: vestirse
to try on: probarse
to get ready: arreglarse
to wake up: despertarse
to get scared: asustarse
to wash (up): lavarse
to get sick: enfermarse
to worry: preocuparse
to get tired: cansarse
to put on (clothes): ponerse
The childen worried us.Us is the same as we, so you would conjugate it in the fourth box, then conjugate worried accordingly. Since worried is past tense, you conjugate using the preterite tense sixth box. Los niños nos preocuparon.
Just like with verbs to describe how you feel, you use the third and sixth box to conjugate the verbs in the sentences.
They bathe themselves. They is in the sixth box, and themselves is plural, so you use -an since it is an -ar verb and in the present tense. Se bañan.
She surprised herself. She is in the third box, and herself is singular, so surprised would be conjugated in the third box. Ella surprende.