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List of common reflexive verbs

A list of common Spanish reflexive verbs

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Reflexive verbs

Spanish reflexive verbs are somewhat different as they represent actions that affects the subject of the sentence not the object itself. Reflexive verbs will not end in -AR, -ER or -IR but in -SE.

It is often a verb in infinitive (part 1) plus the -SE ending (part 2), for example: BAÑAR + SE = BAÑARSE.

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As shown in the picture, reflexive verbs in Spanish are formed by two parts: a verb in infinitive + a reflexive pronoun.

The verb in infinite is conjugated following the rules for regular verbs so for a verb like BAÑARSE (BAÑAR + SE), we should apply the rules for –AR ending verbs and conjugate that part as (Yo) baño, (Tú) bañas, (Él) baña and so on.

The reflexive pronoun -SE at the end of BAÑARSE will also change depending on the pronoun or subject in use, e.g. “Yo me baño”, where ME is the reflexive pronoun that corresponds to YO.

Putting all the pieces together, for the verb BAÑARSE we could say:

“Yo me baño”, “Tú te bañas”, “Él se baña”… and so on. Leaving out the subject pronoun is totally fine, but do not omit the reflexive pronoun.

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¿Dónde vive Pedro Pantera?

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Use the chart above to help you match the reflexive verb pronoun with the corresponding subject pronoun.

yo

tú

él, ella, usted, ustedes, ellos, ellas

nosotros, nosotras

me

te

se

nos

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In Spanish and in complete sentences, describe 3 things you do in your morning routine before school. Use the Spanish reflexive verbs.

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levantarse

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to go to bed

cepillarse

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to wake up

despertarse

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to get up

acostarse

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to take a bath

bañarse

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to brush

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¿Cuándo  se acuesta Pedro Pantera?

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¿Dónde se acuesta Pedro Pantera?

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¿Cuándo  se despierta Pedro Pantera?

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¿Dónde se lava la cara y se baña?

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Francisco y yo ______ despertamos a las siete de la mañana.

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Los amigos de Francisco ______ duchan antes de salir.

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Yo nunca _____ afeito después de comer.

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¿Tú _____ secas el pelo con un secador de pelo?

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Todos los días, Francisco ____acuesta a las diez.