In this exercise we practice sentences where the reflexive pronoun goes attached at the end of the verb:ģ) Vosotros vais a lavaros la cara. (reunirse)ģ) A veces, tú te acuestas tarde. My friends always brush their teeth after eating.Ģ) Nosotros nos reunimos todos los viernes. In this exercise we practice sentences where the reflexive pronoun goes before the verb.įill the gaps conjugating the verbs in brackets in Present Tense:ġ) Mis amigos siempre se lavan los dientes después de comer. Click on the gray spaces to see the solutions:ĥ) vosotros os concentráis (concentrarse) Exercise 2Ĭonjugate the following reflexive verbs in Present Tense for the given person. Solution: Only “relajarse” and “moverse” are reflexive, because “se” is attached at the end.

Which of the following verbs are reflexive? There are 3 cases where we attach reflexive pronouns at the end of the verb: In Infinitive, Gerundio or Affirmative Commands: attached at the end of the verb You guys will find out something incredible. Placement of reflexive pronouns in the sentence In most tenses: right before the verbĪs we just explained, in most tenses, we place the reflexive pronoun right before the verb. The attached particle se simply indicates that the verb is reflexive, so we need to also place our reflexive pronouns.Īnd here is the conjugation of duchar se in Preterite Tense: Notice that what we conjugate is duchar, which is the verb itself. Where do we place these reflexive pronouns? In most tenses, right before the verb.įor example, this is the conjugation of duchar se in Present Tense: In order to conjugate reflexive verbs, we need to learn a set of reflexive pronouns, one for each person:

Notice that many actions of our daily routine are expressed with reflexive verbs (“to get up”, “to shower”…). Here is a list of common reflexive verbs: Verb Notice the particle se at the end of reflexive verbs: The following table shows 3 reflexive verbs, and also 3 verbs that are not reflexive. Reflexive verbs are easy to recognize: we see the particle se attached at the end of their infinitive form.

Placement of reflexive pronouns in the sentence.

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