Reflexive Verbs (Leaving Cert Spanish): Flashcards

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Reflexive Verbs
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What do reflexive verbs describe

Actions people do to themselves; subject=object

Common uses of reflexive verbs

Daily routines, emotions, personal experiences

Reflexive pronoun for 'yo'

me

Reflexive pronoun for 'tú'

te

Reflexive pronoun for 'él/ella/usted'

se

Reflexive pronoun for 'nosotros'

nos

Where do you place the reflexive pronoun?

Before the conjugated verb

I get up

me levanto

I am called

me llamo

I fall asleep

me duermo

What can plural reflexive forms mean?

Each other (reciprocal actions)

Where can you place reflexive pronouns with infinitives?

Attach to end OR place before first verb

Difference: 'dormir' vs 'dormirse'

to sleep vs to fall asleep

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