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Reflexive Verbs
Do you remember your
Indirect Object
Pronouns?
Indirect Object Pronouns
me (to or for me) nos (to or for us)
Verb Reflexive
Form Pronoun
Reflexive Verbs
In English, we really don’t
identify with reflexive
verbs. So these will seem
strange to you.
Reflexive Verbs
In English, a sentence
using a “so called”
reflexive verb might be…
Lauren brushes her hair.
Scott bathes himself.
Reflexive Verbs
You must remember that
these are actions being
done to oneself, by
oneself. For example:
I wash my (my own) hair.
Reflexive Pronouns
me (to or for nos (to or for
myself) ourselves)
te (to or for os (to or for you
yourself)
all)
se (to or for se (to or for
himself, themselves,
herself, it) you all, or
TO WASH ONESELF
I wash myself
You wash yourself
He, She, It washes himelf, etc.
We wash ourselves
They wash themselves
LAVARSE
me lavo nos lavamos
te lavas os laváis
se lava se lavan
Reflexive Pronouns
They can either go before a
conjugated verb or after an
infinitive.
Reflexive Pronouns
Before the verb:
Me voy a lavar el pelo.
After the infinitive:
Voy a lavarme el pelo.
Reflexive Verbs
Let’s do more verbs!
CEPILLARSE
me cepillo nos cepillamos
te cepillas os cepilláis
se cepilla se cepillan
DUCHARSE
me ducho nos duchamos
te duchas os ducháis
se ducha se duchan
Reflexive Verbs
When using reflexive
verbs to talk about parts of
the body, use the definite
article. (the el, la, los, las
that mean “the”)
Reflexive Verbs
Nos lavamos el pelo.
Te cepillas los dientes?