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28 Cards in this Set

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verbs always reflexive
arrepentirse (to repent)
atreverse (de) (to dare)
jactarse (de) (to boast)
quejarse (de) (to complain)
subject is person affected
reflexive
subject is affecting someone else
not reflexive
acostar
to put to bed
acostarse
to go to bed
divertir
to amuse
divertirse
to enjoy oneself
llamar
to call
llamarse
to call oneself
sentar
to sit
sentarse
to sit down
when no other direct object is expressed
reflexive
derretirse
to melt
detenerse
to stop
extenderse
to extend
secarse
to dry
comer vs. comerse
to eat vs. to eat up
dormir vs. dormirse
to sleep vs. to fall alseep
ir vs. irse
to go vs. to go away, go off
llevar vs. llevarse
to carry vs. to carry off
morir vs. morirse
accident or violent death, figuratively w/animals vs. die of natural causes, figuratively with humans
part of body or article of clothing
reflexive EXCEPT when purely voluntary and no external instrumentality such as body part (blinking)
causitive meanings
cortarse el pelo
empastarse/sacarse una muela
retratarse (have one's picture taken)
impersonal se
ex: se habla espanol
how to use impersonal se reflexively
si UNO se habla espanol
passive voice
subject performs the action
ex: esa novela fue escrita por Cervantes
true passive
ser + past participle
(es admirada por su estudiantes)
apparent passive
estar + past participle
(estaban construidas)