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Reflexive Verbs

Reflexive Verbs

Whenever the subject of the sentence (the doer of the action) and the object of the sentence (the receiver of the action) refer to the same person, we use the reflexive form of the verb.

I dress myself every morning. (Reflexive)
I dress my son every morning. (Non-reflexive)

The infinitive form of a reflexive verb is written with the reflexive pronoun "se". For example: afeitarse (to shave oneself), lavarse (to wash oneself), and llamarse (to call oneself).

Below are example sentences using the reflexive verb Sound afeitarse. (full conjugation)

Yo me afeito.
I shave myself.

Tú te afeitas muy rapido.
You shave yourself very quickly.

Guillermo se afeita muy despacio.
Bill shaves himself very slowly.

Nosotros nos afeitamos toda mañana.
We shave ourselves every morning.

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Vocabulary

Soundlavarse - to wash (oneself)
Soundbañarse - to bathe (oneself)
Soundalegrarse - to become happy
Soundacostarse - to lie down
Soundconfundirse - to become confused
Soundcansarse - to become tired
Soundmejorarse - to improve (oneself)

vocab

Exercises

General

lavarse acostarse peinarse

Medical

lavarse peinarse
enfermarse bañarse

Use of Reflexive Verbs

Example Sentences

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