Question

Can someone Please help me conjugate reflexive verbs? I have a Quiz tomm. and I need help.

Answer 1

Alright. Let's start with an example of a reflexive verb.

"Levantarse." (to get up)

I'll show you all the conjugated forms of levantarse.
There's a pattern. It's pretty easy to spot.

(Yo) ME LEVANTO

(Tú) TE LEVANTAS

(Él/Ella/Usted) SE LEVANTA

(Nosotros) NOS LEVANTAMOS

(Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes) SE LEVANTAN

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Does it look simple enough? Do you still have any questions?

If you'd like, you could give me your own example of a reflexive verb, and I'll show you how to conjugate it.

Answer 2

Oh hey! I didnt know u were online...i just left my computer on hoping someone would answer, and when u did i wasnt there:( Well I had some trouble with a couple of sentences...here take a look:

Answer 3

Please answer as soon as possible, my quiz is tomorrow!

Answer 4

Debes __________ (lavarse) la cara antes de comer el desayuno.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Mis hermanos no____________________________ (banarse) antes de ir a la escuela porque no tienen mucho tiempo.

Answer 7

Debes __________ (lavarse) la cara antes de comer el desayuno.
Debes is a verb (must) already... so you don't need to conjugate the second one:
Debes lavarse la cara antes de comer el desayuno.
(you must wash your face before eating breakfast

Mis hermanos no____________________________ (banarse) antes de ir a la escuela porque no tienen mucho tiempo.
mis hermanos no se bañan antes de ir a la escuela porque no tienen mucho tiempo.
(my brothers don't bathe before school because they don't have much time)

use the conjugated form of ustedes/ellos/ellas and use se infront as you're talking of them.

Answer 8

order is right.

Whenever we see a verb that is ALREADY conjugated,
we should not conjugate the verb that comes right after it.

Although in this case, I think we should say..."Debes lavarte."

"Lavarte" is NOT a conjugated verb. It is infinitive.

But it should still end with "te,"
because "debes" is conjugated in the Tú form.

Answer 9

Thankss!