reflexive part 3

Question 1

aburrirse

Answer 1

to get bored, become bored, be bored

me aburrí
te aburriste
se aburrió
nos aburrimos
se aburrieron

Normal in present and preterite

Question 2

acercarse

Answer 2

to approach

Me acerco, te acercas, se acerca, nos acercamos, se acercan

me acerqué, te acercaste, se acercó, nos acercamos, se acercaron

Normal in present tense

Question 3

acordarse

Answer 3

to remember

me acuerdo, te acuerdas, se acuerda, nos acordamos, se acuerdan

me acordé, te acordaste, se acordó, nos acordamos, se acordaron

Question 4

acostarse

Answer 4

to go to bed, to lie down

me acosté, te acostaste, se acostó, nos acostamos, se acostaron

Question 5

acostumbrarse

(Regular for present and preterite)

Answer 5

to get used to, get accustomed to

me acostumbré
te acostumbraste
se acostumbró
nos acostumbramos
se acostumbraron

Question 6

afeitarse

Answer 6

to shave oneself

Question 7

alegrarse

Normal verb

Answer 7

to be glad, to rejoice

me alegré
te alegraste
se alegró
nos alegramos
se alegraron

Question 8

arrepentirse

Irregular in present and preterite

Answer 8

to regret, to be sorry

me arrepiento, te arrepientes, se arrepiente, nos arrepentimos, se arrepienten

me arrepentí, te arrepentiste, se arrepintió — IR, nos arrepentimos, se arrepintieron

Question 9

asustarse

Answer 9

to be frightened oneself

me asusto, te asustas, se asusta, nos asustamos, se asustan

me asusté, te asustaste, se asustó, nos asustamos, se asustaron

Question 10

atreverse

Normal in present and preterite

Answer 10

to dare, to venture, to hazard

me atrevo, te atreves, se atreve, nos atrevemos, se atreven

me atreví, te atreviste,se atrevió, nos atrevimos, se atrevieron

Question 11

bañarse

Answer 11

to bathe oneself

Question 12

broncearse

Answer 12

to get a tan, to tan

Question 13

burlarse

Answer 13

to make fun, to scoff

El se burló de mi idea

Normal in present and preterite

Question 14

calentarse

Irregular present tense, regular in preterite

Answer 14

to get warm

me caliento, te calientas, se calienta, nos calentamos. se calientan

me calenté, te calentaste, se calentó, nos calentamos, se calentaron

Question 15

callarse

Answer 15

to shut up, to keep quiet

La víctima se calló el nombre del agresor por miedo a represalias.

De repente se callaron los cantos de los pájaros, su silencio presagiaba una tormenta.

Normal verb

Question 16

calmarse

Answer 16

to calm down yourself

(regular in present and pretérito)

Question 17

cansarse

(verbo normal)

Answer 17

to get tired, to get worn out,

Question 18

casarse

Answer 18

to get married

Normal in present and preterite

me caso, te casas, se casa, nos casamos, se casan

Question 19

comunicarse con

(verbo normal)

Answer 19

to communicate

Question 20

criarse

Answer 20

to grow, to be brought up (see also crecer)

(Normal in present tense)

Me crié, Te criaste, Se crio, Nos criamos, Se criaron

Question 21

decidirse

Answer 21

to decide, to make up one’s mind

Decidí mudarme a Costa Rica

(Normal verb)

Question 22

dedicarse

Answer 22

to devote oneself

(Normal verb)

Question 23

desarrollarse

Answer 23

to develop oneself, to grow

(Normal verb)

Question 24

despertarse

Answer 24

to wake up, to lie down

Question 25

detenerse

Answer 25

to stop, to pause, to rest ## Footnote Condujo toda la noche; sólo se detuvo para cargar gasolina.

Question 26

divertirse

Answer 26

to have fun, to have a good time, to enjoy oneself

Question 27

divorciarse

Answer 27

to get divorced ## Footnote Me divorcié en 2012

Question 28

dormirse

Answer 28

to go to sleep, to fall asleep

Question 29

ducharse (normal verb)

Answer 29

to take a shower

Question 30

echarse (normal verb)

Answer 30

to lie, to lean, to throw ## Footnote El se echó en el sofá y se quedó dormido.

Question 31

emborracharse

Answer 31

to get drunk, to become drunk

Question 32

enamorarse o enamorarse de

Answer 32

to fall in love, to fall for | Normal in present and preterite ## Footnote Carlos y María se enamoraron desde el día que se conocieron. Me enamoré DE mi marido desde el momento en que lo vi.

Question 33

enfadarse (normal verb)

Answer 33

to get angry, to get irritated, to get annoyed—

Question 34

enfermarse

Answer 34

to get sick, to become ill, | Normal in present and preterite

Question 35

enojarse (normal verb)

Answer 35

to get angry, to lose one's temper ## Footnote Me enojo, te enojas, se enoja, nos enojamos, se enojan Me enojé, te enojaste, se enojó, nos enojamos, se enojaron

Question 36

enterarse de algo

Answer 36

to find out, to notice ## Footnote ¿Te enteraste del terremoto en Japón? El maestro no se enteraba de que los alumnos hacían trampa en el examen

Question 37

envejecerse

Answer 37

to get old, to age | Other than envejezco, normal in present and preterite ## Footnote Me envejezco, el ano pasado me envejece

Question 38

graduarse

Answer 38

to graduate

Question 39

hallarse

Answer 39

to find oneself, to be situated ## Footnote México se halla al sur de Norteamérica. Debido a la recesión, el mercado automotriz se halla en un mal momento.

Question 40

irse

Answer 40

to leave, to go away

Question 41

jactarse

Answer 41

to boast, brag ## Footnote Se jactó de su victoria Normal verb

Question 42

juntarse

Answer 42

to get together, to join ## Footnote Nos vamos a juntar para planificar las vacaciones.

Question 43

lavarse

Answer 43

to wash oneself, to wash up | Normal in present and preteritie

Question 44

levantarse Pretérito

Answer 44

to get up ## Footnote Me levanté, te levantaste, se levantó, nos levantamos, se levantaron

Question 45

llamarse

Answer 45

to be called, to be named

Question 46

moverse

Answer 46

to move, to travel, to stir Me muevo, te mueves, se mueve, nos movemos, se mueven Me moví, te moviste, se movió, nos movimos, se movieron

Question 47

Mudarse ## Footnote Regular verb

Answer 47

to move house ## Footnote Me mudo, te mudas, se muda, nos mudamos, se mudan Me mudé, te mudaste, se mudó, nos mudamos, se mudaron

Question 48

negarse a

Answer 48

to refuse

Question 49

olvidarse

Answer 49

to forget, to blow over | Normal in present and preterite ## Footnote Me olvidé de comprar leche

Question 50

oponerse

Answer 50

to stand against, to object

Question 51

peinarse

Answer 51

to comb one's hair, to do one's hair ## Footnote Me peino el pelo Normal in all tenses

Question 52

ponerse

Answer 52

to put on self ## Footnote El niño se puso el pijama y se acostó.

Question 53

preguntarse

Answer 53

to wonder, to ask oneself

Question 54

prepararse

Answer 54

to prepare oneself, to get oneself ready ## Footnote Normal verb

Question 55

quebrarse ## Footnote Caí mal y me quebré la pierna.

Answer 55

to break, smash, get broken ## Footnote me quiebro, te quiebras, se quiebra, nos quebramos, se quiebran me quebré, te quebraste, se quebró, nos quebramos, se quebraron

Question 56

quedarse

Answer 56

to stay, to remain, to stick around

Question 57

quejarse

Answer 57

to complain, to express pain | Normal in present and preterite

Question 58

quemarse

Answer 58

to burn oneself

Question 59

registrarse

Answer 59

to register oneself, to check in oneself, to sign in onseself ## Footnote Normal verb in present and preterite

Question 60

secarse

Answer 60

to dry, to dry off, to dry up

Question 61

sentarse

Answer 61

to sit down, to seat oneself

Question 62

sentirse

Answer 62

to feel ## Footnote me siento, te sientes, se siente, nos sentimos,, se sienten me sentí, te sentiste, se sintió, nos sentimos, se sintieron

Question 63

vestirse

Answer 63

to get dressed, to dress ## Footnote Me visto, te vistes, nos vestimos, se visten Me vestí, tu vestiste, se vistió, nos vestimos, se vistieron

Question 64

zambullirse

Answer 64

to dive, plunge

Question 65

When I got close to the

Answer 65

Cuando me acerqué a

Question 66

I got used to getting up late

Answer 66

Me acostumbré a levantarme tarde

Question 67

He made fun of

Answer 67

El se burló de Burlarse

Question 68

I get tired

Answer 68

Me canso

Question 69

I got divorced

Answer 69

Me divorcié

Question 70

Arrepentirse de ## Footnote Conjugation

Answer 70

to regret | José se arrepiente de no haber comprado la casa. ## Footnote me arrepiento, te arrepientes, se arrepiente, nos arrepentimos, se arrepienten me arrepentí, te arrepentiste, se arrepintió, nos arrepentimos, se arrepintieron

Question 71

Sonrojarse

Answer 71

To blush ## Footnote Me estoy sonrojando de vergüenza

Question 72

Tirarse un pedo

Answer 72

To fart ## Footnote Alguien se ha tirado un pedo y ahora apesta Se tiró un pedo Lo siento, me voy a tirar un pedo

Question 73

Distraerse

Answer 73

To get distracted or to do for fun ## Footnote Cuando uno está al volante, no debe distraerse ni un instante. ¿Y qué hacen ustedes para distraerse?

Question 74

Quitarse algo

Answer 74

To take off | Normal verb ## Footnote Al llegar a casa, la enfermera se quitó el uniforme y se puso el pijama.

Question 75

Quitarse conjugación

Answer 75

Normal in all tenses Me quito la chaqueta

Question 76

Where did you meet?

Answer 76

¿Donde se conocieron?

Question 77

Recordar vs Acordarse

Answer 77

Recordar= ‘to recall or to remind of’ and acordarse=‘to remember’. ## Footnote For recordar the sentence structure is: Recordar algo. For acordarse the structure is: Acordarse DE algo. Recordar is a transitive verb and acordarse is intransitive. This means that recordar generally has to have a direct object and acordarse doesn’t.

Question 78

Common error with recordar and acordarse

Answer 78

Making recordar reflexive. It is NOT. Imagine someone asks you if you remember something, you need to avoid the following: English: Yes, I remember. ERRORl: Sí, me recuerdo CORRECT: Si, lo recuerdo or Si, me acuerdo

Question 79

Distraerse conjugation Irregular in present and preterite

Answer 79

me distraigo, te distraes, se distrae, nos distraemos, ustedes se distraen me distraje, te distrajiste, se distrajo, nos distrajimos, se distrajeron

Question 80

I grew up in Minnesota

Answer 80

me crié en Minnesota

Question 81

I fell down and hurt my knee

Answer 81

me caí y me lastimé la rodilla

Question 82

Cabrearse

Answer 82

To get pissed off ## Footnote Juro que si David vuelve a llegar tarde, me cabreo. — I swear I'm going to get pissed if David's late again. Normal verb

Question 83

Autodenominarse

Answer 83

To call oneself