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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a reflexive verb?A compound verbA present tense verbA verb of someone doing something to or for themselvesA past tense verb
- 2. Multiple ChoiceHow do you know if a verb is reflexive?It ends in "ar"It ends in "er"It ends in "ir"It ends in "se" after the "ar", "er", or "ir"
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the reflexive pronouns that go with the verb?mi, ti, si, nos and osme, te, se, nos and osmi, te, si, nos and vosme, te, se, nos and vos
- 4. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct reflexive pronoun for this sentence: Yo ____ seco el pelo.senosmete
- 5. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct reflexive pronoun for this sentence: Nosotros ____ arreglamos para la fiesta.meteosnos
- 6. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct reflexive pronoun for this sentence: ¿Tú ___ afeitas (razuras) la barba?meteosnos
- 7. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct reflexive pronoun for this sentence: Él ____ despierta tarde.metesenos
- 8. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct reflexive pronoun for this sentence: Ustedes ___ levantan muy temprano.setenosme
- 9. Multiple ChoiceSome verbs use the reflexive pronoun only sometimes. When would the verb "lavar" not use the reflexive pronoun?
- Lavo el coche
- Me lavo el peloWhen the speaker feels like saying the reflexive pronoun or notOnly if the verb ends in "ar"when the action of "washing" is done to something or someone elsedepends if the object is a human or a car - 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat is different in Spanish when you refer to a part of the body with a reflexive verb?
I paint MY nails.You translate exactly that. "Yo pinto mis uñas."You use the reflexive pronoun to show that it is an action done to yourself. Then use the normal "the" for nails - Yo me pinto las uñas.You use the reflexive pronoun and "my" in front of the word nails. "Yo me pinto mis uñas."You just translate it to "I paint nails." Yo pinto uñas." - 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the most PROPER translation of:
"Felipe puts on his shoes"Felipe se pone los zapatos.Felipe se pone sus zapatos.Felipe pone sus zapatos.Felipe pone los zapatos. - 12. Multiple ChoiceThe next paragraph talks about an infinitive. What is an infinitive verb?A verb that goes on foreverA verb in its original form ending in "ar" "er" or "ir"A reflexive verbA spanish verb
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhen can you put the verb in front or behind the verb? In which situation?
Example "Me voy a duchar." "Voy a ducharme."When the reflexive verb is in the infinitive formWhen the verb ends in "ar"When you are talking about bathing yourself.What you are talking only about yourself in the "yo" form - 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat is one of the ways the reflexive pronoun "te" can go in this sentence:
You have to get dressed for the party.Tu tienes te que vestir para la fiestaTieneste que vestir para la fiestaTu te tienes que vestirte para la fiestaTe tienes que vestir para la fiesta - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags