7.1 reflexive verbs

reflexive verbs and their non-reflexive counterparts sometimes have _______ meanings

different meanings example: acordar : to agree acordarse: to remember Levantar: to lift levantarse: to get up

unlike english, spanish uses the definite article not _________ adjective when referring to clothing or parts of the body

possesive example: La niña se quitó (los) zapatos. the girl took (her) shoes.

reflexive verbs always use _____ ______

reflexive pronouns

many verbs can be reflexive. if the verb acts upon the _______ use the reflexive form

subject

when a reflexive verb is conjugated, the reflexive pronoun agrees with the _____

subject

if the verb acts upon something other than the subject use...

the non reflexive form

bañarse

to bathe; to take a bath

llamarse

to be named

ponerse (+adj)

to become (adj)

cepillarse

to brush

peinarse

to comb ones hair

sentirse

to feel e>ie

enojarse

to get angry

vestirse

to get dressed e>i

leventarse

to get up

irse

to go away; to leave

acostarse

to go to bed o>ue

dormirse

to go to sleep o>ue

ponerse

to put on

maquillarse

to put on makeup

acordarse (de)

to remember o>ue

afeitarse

to shave

ducharse

to shower

sentarse

to sit down e>ie

quedarse

to stay, to remain

quitarse

to take off

probarse

to try on o>ue

despertarse

to wake up e>ie

lavarse

to wash oneslef

preocuparse (por_

to worry (about)

conjugation of lavarse (to wash oneself)

yo: me lavo tu: te lavas usd, ello, ellas: se lava nosotros: nos lavamos vosotros: os laváis usdedes,ellos, ellas: se lavan

reflexive verb

is used to indicate that the subject does something to or for himself or herself