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7.1-1
A reflexive verb is used to indicate
that the subject does something to or for himself
or herself. In other words, it “reflects” the action
of the verb back to the subject. Reflexive verbs
always use reflexive pronouns.
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7.1-3
The pronoun se attached to an infinitive
identifies the verb as reflexive: lavarse.
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7.1-4
When a reflexive verb is conjugated, the
reflexive pronoun agrees with the subject.
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7.1-5
Like object pronouns, reflexive pronouns
generally appear before a conjugated verb.
With infinitives and present participles, they
may be placed before the conjugated verb or
attached to the infinitive or present participle.
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7.1-6
¡Atención! When a reflexive pronoun is
attached to a present participle, an accent
mark is added to maintain the original stress.
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7.1-9
¡Atención! Parts of the body or clothing are
generally not referred to with possessives,
but with articles.
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7.1-10
Indica el presente de estos verbos reflexivos.
El primero de cada columna ya está conjugado.
1. Mis hermanos ____________
tarde.
2. Tú ______ tarde.
3. Nosotros ______ tarde.
4. Benito ______ tarde.
5. Yo ______ tarde.
1. Él ________ una chaqueta.
2. Yo ______ una chaqueta.
3. Usted ______ una chaqueta.
4. Nosotras ______ una chaqueta.
5. Las niñas ______ una
chaqueta.
se despiertan se pone
despertarse ponerse
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