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Which reflexive pronoun would you use to refer to yourself in Spanish?
Which reflexive pronoun would you use to refer to yourself in Spanish?
- nos
- te
- me (correct)
- se
What is the English translation of the Spanish reflexive verb 'despertarse'?
What is the English translation of the Spanish reflexive verb 'despertarse'?
- to get up
- to go to bed
- to wake up (correct)
- to take a shower
What does the Spanish reflexive verb 'casarse' mean?
What does the Spanish reflexive verb 'casarse' mean?
- to get married (correct)
- to brush
- to take a bath
- to get divorced
Which verb means 'to wash' in Spanish?
Which verb means 'to wash' in Spanish?
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For the expression '¡Qué suerte!', what would be the correct English translation?
For the expression '¡Qué suerte!', what would be the correct English translation?
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Study Notes
Reflexive Pronouns
- Reflexive pronouns are used with reflexive verbs to indicate that the action is performed by and on the subject.
- These pronouns are: me, te, nos, os, se
Reflexive Verbs
- Reflexive verbs indicate that the action is performed by the subject on themselves.
- The verbs listed include: acostarse, bañarse, casarse, cepillarse, desayunarse, despertarse, ducharse, irse, lavarse, levantarse, peinarse, sentarse, vestirse
- Some verbs have stem changes:
- Acostarse: o-ue
- Despertarse: e-ie
- Sentarse: e-ie
- Reflexive verbs are conjugated by adding a reflexive pronoun before the verb, example: me acuesto
Expressions
- The section provides useful everyday expressions in Spanish
- These include expressions for: surprise, disbelief, sympathy, happiness, shock, sadness, and fear
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