Reflexive Verbs (AQA A-Level Spanish): Flashcards
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Reflexive verbs describe
Reflexive verbs describe
Subject performs action on themselves
Two components of reflexive verb
Two components of reflexive verb
Reflexive pronoun + conjugated verb
Reflexive pronouns (all 6)
Reflexive pronouns (all 6)
me, te, se, nos, os, se
Reflexive verbs in dictionary form
Reflexive verbs in dictionary form
-se attached at end of infinitive
Pronoun position: conjugated verb
Pronoun position: conjugated verb
Directly before the verb
Pronoun position: infinitive/gerund
Pronoun position: infinitive/gerund
Attached to the end
Accent rule: pronoun + gerund
Accent rule: pronoun + gerund
Add accent to preserve stress
Caer vs caerse meaning
Caer vs caerse meaning
Caer: neutral fall; caerse: accidental
Parar vs pararse meaning
Parar vs pararse meaning
Parar: stop sth; pararse: stop oneself
Main uses of reflexive verbs (3)
Main uses of reflexive verbs (3)
Daily routine, emotions, change of state