Bellringer 4/30 22 days! To review the pronouns used with gustar, fill in the blank with the correct one. Write sentences. (Look at your verb sheet if needed). 1. A Elena _____ gusta el helado. 2. A nosotros _____ gustan las hamburguesas. 3. A ti _____ gusta viajar. 4. A Uds. _____ gustan los carros. 5. A mí _____ gusta nadar. 6. A Paco y a Juanita _____ gusta comer. 7. A Pablo y a mí _____ gustan los animales. 8. A Ud. _____ gustan las verduras.

IMPORTANTE: When talking about body parts, use definite articles, not possessive adjectives. Example: In English, we might say: My head hurts.-->Me duele la cabeza. Doler works like gustar when used with a body part: doler-to hurt (o-->ue) me duele(n) nos duele(n) te duele(n) os duele(n) le duele(n) les duele(n)

Reflexive Verbs Mi rutina diaria: A las cinco, me despierto y me levanto.

A las cinco y cinco, desayuno y le doy comida a mi gato.

A las cinco y diez, me ducho y me lavo el pelo.

A las cinco y veinte, me visto.

A las cinco y veinte y cinco, me cepillo los dientes.

A las cinco y media, me peino y me seco el pelo.

A las seis menos veinte, me maquillo.

A las seis menos diez, me pongo los zapatos y pongo mi almuerzo en mi bolso.

A las seis, me voy.

What did you notice about some of the verbs?

Reflexive Verbs -when the subject and object are the same (the “doer” of an action is the same as the “receiver” of an action) Example: Pedro se lava. (Pedro) (himself) (washes)-->(Pedro washes himself.) (subject-a person or thing being described or doing something; a subject performs an action) (object-person or thing that receives the action of the verb; ask yourself who or what)

Reflexive verbs use these pronouns: (yo) me (nosotros) nos (tú) te (vosotros) os (Ud./él/ella) se (Uds./ellos/ellas) se

A lot of times, you will see verbs that look like: lavarse, bañarse, and acostarse. Think about the “se” at the end as being a separate part of the word. Think of them like this: lavarse=lavar(se) bañarse=bañar(se) acostarse=acostar(se)

llamar(se)-to call oneself When you conjugate a reflexive verb, the pronoun goes in front of the conjugated verb. Here is an example with a verb that we learned the 1st day: llamar(se)-to call oneself me llamo-I call myself nos llamamos-we call ourselves te llamas-you call yourself os llamáis-you all call yourselves se llama-you call yourself, he/she calls him/herself se llaman-you all call yourselves, they call themselves

¡Practicamos! 1. Yo __________ [cepillar(se)] el pelo. 2. Uds. __________ [vestir(se)] a las seis. 3. Nosotros __________ [acostar(se)] temprano. 4. Tú __________ [afeitar(se)] por la mañana. 5. Ella __________ [divertir(se)] en la fiesta.

If your sentence has an infinitive verb, the pronoun can be attached to the end of it. I’m going to wash my face.-->Voy a lavarme la cara.