Reflexive Verbs

Front 1

aburrirse

Back 1

to get bored

Front 2

acostarse (o-ue)

Back 2

to go to bed

Front 3

afeitarse

Back 3

to shave

Front 4

alegrarse

Back 4

to be happy

Front 5

animarse

Back 5

to cheer up

Front 6

arreglarse

Back 6

to get ready

Front 7

asustarse

Back 7

to get scared

Front 8

bañarse

Back 8

to bathe

Front 9

calmarse

Back 9

to calm down

Front 10

caerse (me caigo)

Back 10

to fall down

Front 11

cansarse

Back 11

to get tired

Front 12

cepillarse(los dientes, el pelo)

Back 12

to brush

Front 13

colorcarse

Back 13

to get a job

Front 14

cortarse (el pelo, las uñas)

Back 14

to cut

Front 15

decidirse

Back 15

to make up one'smind

Front 16

despedirse (e-i)

Back 16

to say goodbye to

Front 17

despertarse (e-ie)

Back 17

to wake up

Front 18

divertirse (e-ie)

Back 18

to have fun

Front 19

dormirse (o-ue)

Back 19

to fall asleep

while dormir is to sleep

Front 20

ducharse

Back 20

to take a shower

Front 21

enfermarse

Back 21

to get sick

Front 22

enojarse

Back 22

to get angry

Front 23

lastimarse

Back 23

to hurt oneself

Front 24

lavarse

Back 24

to wash oneself

Front 25

levantarse

Back 25

to get up

Front 26

maquillarse

Back 26

to put on make up

Front 27

peinarse (el pelo)

Back 27

to comb (hair)

Front 28

pintarse

Back 28

to put on make up

Front 29

ponerse (me pongo)

Back 29

to put on (clothes)

Front 30

preocuparse

Back 30

to worry

Front 31

probarse (o-ue)

Back 31

to try on

Front 32

quebrarse

Back 32

to break (an arm or leg)

Front 33

quemarse

Back 33

to burn oneself

Front 34

quitarse

Back 34

to undress

Front 35

romperse

Back 35

to tear (clothes)
to break (arm, leg)

Front 36

sentarse (e-ie)

Back 36

to sit down

Front 37

sentirse (e-ie)

Back 37

to feel or regret

Front 38

sorprenderse

Back 38

to be surprised

Front 39

vestirse (e-i)

Back 39

to get dressed

Front 40

desvestirse (e-i)

Back 40

to get undressed

Front 41

irse

Back 41

to go away

Front 42

subirse

Back 42

to get into

Front 43

Do reflexive verbs use reflexive pronouns that agree with the subject?

What are they?

Back 43

yes

me-myself
te-yourself
se-himself, herself, yourself
nos-ourselves
se-themselves, yourselves

Front 44

Where do we normally place these pronouns?

Back 44

Directly before the conjugated verb.

Front 45

When do we not place them directly before the conjugated verb?

Back 45

1. In affirmative commands-Cállate

2. Attached to the end of a verb phrase. Tengo que vestirme. or
Me tengo que vestir.

Front 46

callarse

Back 46

to become quiet

Front 47

llamarse

Back 47

to call oneself

Front 48

secarse

Back 48

to dry oneself

Front 49

recordarse 0-ue

Back 49

to remember

Front 50

mirarse

Back 50

to look at oneself