What do you do for yourself?. What do these mean? Acostarse (ue) Afeitarse Dormirse (ue) Lavarse Peinarse Arreglarse Cepillarse los dientes Ducharse Levantarse.

Presentación del tema: "What do you do for yourself?. What do these mean? Acostarse (ue) Afeitarse Dormirse (ue) Lavarse Peinarse Arreglarse Cepillarse los dientes Ducharse Levantarse."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 What do you do for yourself?

2 What do these mean? Acostarse (ue) Afeitarse Dormirse (ue) Lavarse Peinarse Arreglarse Cepillarse los dientes Ducharse Levantarse Ponerse la ropa Bañarse Despertarse (ie) Entrenarse Maquillarse Secarse To go to bed To shave oneself To fall asleep To wash oneself To comb one’s hair To get oneself ready To brush one’s teeth To take a shower To get up To put clothes on To take a bath To wake up To train To put on make-up To dry oneself

3 You can use these as an infinitive You must change the “se” on the end to match the subject of your sentence. To say, “I need to fall asleep” you say “Necesito dormirme” Leave the reflexive pronoun attached to the infinitve Change it to match the subject of the sentence Yo =meNosotros=nos Tú=teVosotros=os Él Ella = se Ud. Ellos Ellas = se Uds.

4 Going to do something… I’m going to shower. They’re going to get dressed. You’re going to take a bath. Pablo is going to fall asleep. We’re going to put on make-up. Voy a ducharme. Van a ponerse la ropa. Vas a bañarte. Pablo va a dormirse. Vamos a maquillarnos.

5 Want to… I want to go to bed. Quiero acostarme. We want to train. Queremos entrenarnos.

6 Need to… He needs to wash his hands. Necesita lavarse las manos. They need to go to sleep. Necesitan dormirse.

7 Have to… You (tú) have to get up Tienes que despertarte. You (uds.) have to brush your teeth. Tienen que cepillarse los dientes.

8 Plan to… I plan to get up at 6 a.m. Pienso levantarme a las seis de la manaña. You (vosotros) plan to get ready before school. Pensáis arreglaros antes de la escuela.