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💡 Key Idea

Reflexive Verbs: The Core of Daily Routines

Actions done to oneself—master these!

Reflexive verbs end in -se and describe actions you do *to yourself*. They always use a reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos, os, se) that matches the subject. For example, *levantarse* (to get up) becomes *yo me levanto* (I get up).

↳ Reflexive verbs show actions done to oneself—always pair them with the right pronoun.

📖 Definition

What Makes a Verb Reflexive?

Spot the -se ending!

A verb is reflexive when its infinitive ends in -se, indicating the action reflects back on the subject. The pronoun (me, te, se, etc.) is essential and cannot be omitted.

↳ The -se ending signals a reflexive verb—the doer and receiver are the same.

💡 Table

Reflexive Pronouns: Singular and Plural

Match the pronoun to the subject.

↳ Reflexive pronouns change with the subject—me, te, se for singular; nos, os, se for plural.

📖 Smart notes

What you'll study, topic by topic

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Mi rutina diaria: Reflexive Verbs, Telling Time, and Frequency Adverbs

This topic covers reflexive verbs, which describe actions done to oneself, along with their conjugation and stem changes. It also teaches how to tell time in Spanish, including special expressions for quarter and half ho...

  • Reflexive verbs end in -se and require reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nos, os, se).
  • Conjugate reflexive verbs normally and place the pronoun before the verb.
  • Stem-changing reflexive verbs: despertarse (e→ie), vestirse (e→i), acostarse (o→ue), despedirse (e→i).

~8 min · full explanation, examples & memory tricks in the app

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36 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:

Which verb means 'to take a shower'?

Beginner
A Cepillarse B Bañarse C Ducharse D Lavarse
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Ducharse

The source explicitly lists 'Ducharse: to take a shower'.

Which reflexive pronoun is used for 'nosotros'?

Beginner
A Me B Se C Nos D Te
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Nos

The table shows 'Nos' for the plural first person.

How do you say 'to wake up' in Spanish?

Beginner
A Vestirse B Dormirse C Despertarse D Acostarse
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Despertarse

The source lists 'Despertarse: to wake up (e->ie)'.

What is the correct conjugation of 'levantarse' for 'yo'?

Beginner
A me levanto B te levantas C se levanta D nos levantamos
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me levanto

The example shows 'Yo me levanto'.

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