Spanish Reflexive Verbs Practice with Pronouns and Answers
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Spanish Reflexive Verbs Practice
This Spanish reflexive verbs practice helps you connect reflexive pronouns with daily routine verbs. Review the full rule in Spanish reflexive verbs.
Reflexive Pronoun Table
| Subject | Pronoun | Example | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| yo | me | me levanto | I get up |
| tú | te | te duchas | you shower |
| el/ella/usted | se | se viste | he/she gets dressed |
| nosotros | nos | nos acostamos | we go to bed |
Exercise 1: Add the Reflexive Pronoun
- Yo ___ despierto temprano. ->me
- Ella ___ lava las manos. ->se
- Nosotros ___ preparamos para salir. ->nos
Exercise 2: Translate the Routine
- I wake up at seven. ->Me despierto a las siete.
- She gets dressed quickly. ->Se viste rapidamente.
- We go to bed late. ->Nos acostamos tarde.
Common Mistakes
- Dropping the pronoun: levanto means I lift something. Me levanto means I get up.
- Using se for everyone: Match the pronoun to the subject: me, te, se, nos.