Spanish Reflexive Verbs and Present Tense
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Objective
I can conjugate regular present tense verbs and use reflexive verbs to describe daily routines in Spanish.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Reflexive verbs reflect the action back to the person doing the action.
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To indicate that a verb is reflexive in Spanish, we add se to the end of its infinitive form.
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The formula for using reflexive verbs is: subject + reflexive pronoun + conjugated verb.
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Practice
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Fill in the blank with the correct reflexive pronoun: Yo ____ lavo la cara.
Conjugate the reflexive verb 'despertarse' (to wake up) in the 'tú' form. What is the correct form?
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Exit ticket
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“Conjugate the verb 'lavarse' (to wash oneself) in the 'yo' and 'nosotros' forms. Then, write a sentence using each conjugation to describe a daily routine.”
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