What do you see when you look in the mirror? You see YOURSELF! Your reflexion! That is what a reflexive verb shows. The subject of the verb is doing an.

Presentación del tema: "What do you see when you look in the mirror? You see YOURSELF! Your reflexion! That is what a reflexive verb shows. The subject of the verb is doing an."— Transcripción de la presentación:

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2 What do you see when you look in the mirror? You see YOURSELF! Your reflexion! That is what a reflexive verb shows. The subject of the verb is doing an action to himself. That is what a reflexive verb shows. The subject of the verb is doing an action to himself.

3 Reflexive Vs. Non-reflexive We washed our hands We washed the car.

4 As you learn these new verbs, be sure to learn them with the SE at the end so you will remember the subject is doing the action to himself. bañar vs. bañarse

5 The only thing different from regular verbs is that you MUST use the REFLEXIVE pronoun to show that the subject is doing the action to himSElf. LAVARSE me lavonos lavamos te lavasos laváis se lavase lavan

6 The reflexive pronoun goes IN FRONT of a conjugated verb. ACOSTARSE (O-UE) me acuestonos acostamos te acuestasos acostáis se acuestase acuestan

7 I comb my hair.(peinarse el pelo) (Yo) me peino el pelo. (possessive adj. not used) They go to bed at 9:00. (acostarse o-ue) (Ellos) se acuestan a las nueve. Juana puts on makeup. (maquillarse) Juana se maquilla. We dress well for church. (vestirse e-i) (Nosotros) nos vestimos bien para la iglesia. At what time do you wake up? (despertarse e-ie) ¿A qué hora te despiertas?

8 When there are two verbs, the reflexive pronoun can go in front of the first verb or ATTACHED to the INFINITIVE. I am going to wash my face – Voy a lavarme la cara. – Me voy a lavar la cara She has to dry her hair. – Ella tiene que secarse el pelo. – Ella se tiene que secar el pelo.

9 CEPILLARSE- to brush (oneself) me cepillonos cepillamos te cepillasos cepilláis se cepillase cepillan BAÑARSE- to bathe (oneself) me bañonos bañamos te bañasos bañáis se bañase bañan RELAJARSE- to relax (oneself) me relajonos relajamos te relajasos relajáis se relajase relajan

10 MAQUILLARSE- to put makeup on (oneself) me maquillonos maquillamos te maquillasos maquilláis se maquillase maquillan AFEITARSE- to shave (oneself) me afeitonos afeitamos te afeitasos afeitáis se afeitase afeitan SECARSE – to dry (oneself) me seconos secamos te secasos secáis se secase secan

11 DESPERTARSE (e-ie) – to wake up (oneself) me despiertonos despertamos te despiertasos despertáis se despiertase despiertan PEINARSE- to comb (oneself) me peinonos peinamos te peinasos peináis se peinase peinan QUITARSE – to take off (oneself) me quitonos quitamos te quitasos quitáis se quitase quitan

12 -VESTIRSE (e-i)- to dress (oneself) me vistonos vestimos te vistesos vestís se vistese visten PREPARARSE- to prepare (oneself) me preparonos preparamos te preparasos preparáis se preparase preparan DUCHARSE- to shower (oneself) me duchonos duchamos te duchasos ducháis se duchase duchan

13 ENTRENARSE- to work out/ train (oneself) me entrenonos entrenamos te entrenasos entrenáis se entrenase entrenan ESTIRARSE- to stretch (oneself) me estironos estiramos te estirasos estiráis se estirase estiran LEVANTARSE- to get up (oneself) me levantonos levantamos te levantasos levantáis se levantase levantan

14 MANTENERSE (e-ie)- to maintain (oneself) me mantengonos mantenemos te mantienesos mantenéis se mantienese mantienen ACOSTARSE-(o-ue) to lie down me acuestonos acostamos te acuestasos acostáis se acuestase acuestan