Reflexive Pronouns & Verbs

Question 1

me

Answer 1

myself

Question 2

te

Answer 2

yourself

Question 3

se

Answer 3

himself, herself

Question 4

nos

Answer 4

ourselves, each other

Question 5

se

Answer 5

yourselves, themselves

Question 6

hacerse

Answer 6

to make yourself/to become

Question 7

decirse

Answer 7

to say (to oneself)

Question 8

irse

Answer 8

to leave

Question 9

darse

Answer 9

to give (oneself)

Question 10

verse

Answer 10

to see oneself

Question 11

parecerse

Answer 11

to look like somebody or something

Question 12

quererse

Answer 12

to love each other

Question 13

llegarse

Answer 13

to pay a visit to/to approach; used with “a”

Question 14

dejarse

Answer 14

to let (to allow)

Question 15

quedarse

Answer 15

to stay/ to remain

Question 16

hablarse

Answer 16

to speak to each other

Question 17

volverse

Answer 17

to become

Question 18

encontrarse

Answer 18

to find (oneself)

Question 19

pensarse

Answer 19

to think of oneself

Question 20

conocerse

Answer 20

to know oneself

Question 21

llamarse

Answer 21

to be called oneself

Question 22

mirarse

Answer 22

to look at oneself

Question 23

tratarse de

Answer 23

to be about

Question 24

creerse

Answer 24

to believe

Question 25

sentirse

Answer 25

to feel

Question 26

perderse

Answer 26

to get lost

Question 27

abrirse

Answer 27

to open up (to share one’s feelings)

Question 28

esperarse

Answer 28

to hold on (to wait momentarily)

Question 29

acabarse

Answer 29

to run out (to be used up)

Question 30

producirse

Answer 30

to take place (to happen)

Question 31

preguntarse

Answer 31

to wonder (to ask oneself)

Question 32

morirse

Answer 32

to die (to perish)

Question 33

convertirse

Answer 33

to become (to transform; used with “en”)

Question 34

escribirse

Answer 34

to write to each other (to correspond)

Question 35

oirse

Answer 35

to perceive sounds

Question 36

caerse

Answer 36

to fall downward

Question 37

permitirse

Answer 37

to allow oneself (to grant)

Question 38

ocurrirse

Answer 38

to occur to (to come to mind)

Question 39

considerarse

Answer 39

to consider oneself (to see oneself)

Question 40

aparecerse

Answer 40

to appear (to reveal itself)

Question 41

entenderse

Answer 41

to understand each other (to communicate well)

Question 42

buscarse

Answer 42

to ask for (to provoke)

Question 43

pedirse

Answer 43

to call dibs on (to claim)

Question 44

sentarse

Answer 44

to sit (to adopt a sitting position)

Question 45

presentarse

Answer 45

to turn up ( to appear unexpectedly), to introduce oneself (to present oneself)

Question 46

decidirse

Answer 46

to make up one’s mind (to settle)

Question 47

recibirse

Answer 47

to graduate (to qualify)

Question 48

explicarse

Answer 48

to explain oneself (to give an explanation)

Question 49

servirse

Answer 49

to help oneself to (to take food for oneself)

Question 50

ganarse

Answer 50

to earn (to secure)

Question 51

mostrarse

Answer 51

to seem (to appear)

Question 52

terminarse

Answer 52

to finish (to complete)

Question 53

olvidarse

Answer 53

to forget (to not remember)

Question 54

sacarse

Answer 54

to take off (to remove)

Question 55

echarse

Answer 55

to throw oneself (to commence)

Question 56

disponerse

Answer 56

to prepare (to make ready)

Question 57

descubrirse

Answer 57

to take one’s hat off (to remove one’s hat)

Question 58

lograrse

Answer 58

to be achieved (to be done)

Question 59

cambiarse

Answer 59

to change (to put on other clothes)

Question 60

cerrarse

Answer 60

to be closed (to refuse to change, used with “a”)

Question 61

trabajarse

Answer 61

to work on (to persuade)

Question 62

jugarse

Answer 62

to bet (to gamble)

Question 63

formarse

Answer 63

to make a line (to stand in line)

Question 64

correrse

Answer 64

to move (to change position)

Question 65

comprenderse

Answer 65

to understand each other (to get along with)

Question 66

andarse

Answer 66

to be (to act; used with “con”)

Question 67

dirigirse

Answer 67

to walk (to move toward)

Question 68

meterse

Answer 68

to go in (to enter, used with “en” or “por”)

Question 69

asegurarse

Answer 69

to make sure (to ensure)

Question 70

comerse

Answer 70

to eat (to ingest food)

Question 71

abandonarse

Answer 71

to let oneself go (to fail to look after oneself)

Question 72

escucharse

Answer 72

to listen to oneself (to pay attention to oneself)

Question 73

moverse

Answer 73

to move on (to move forward), to move (to get out of the way)

Question 74

detenerse

Answer 74

to stop (to cease movement)

Question 75

afirmarse

Answer 75

to steady oneself (to maintain balance)

Question 76

ocuparse

Answer 76

to deal with ( to tackle)

Question 77

senalarse

Answer 77

to stand out ( to be notable)

Question 78

cumplirse

Answer 78

to come true (to happen)

Question 79

determinarse

Answer 79

to make up one’s mind (to make a decision)

Question 80

sucederse

Answer 80

to follow one after another(events)

Question 81

obligarse

Answer 81

to force oneself (to make oneself do)

Question 82

tocarse

Answer 82

to be someone’s turn( to be someone’s obligation or chance)

Question 83

acercarse

Answer 83

to approach (to get close)

Question 84

constituirse

Answer 84

to become (to turn into)

Question 85

dedicarse

Answer 85

to do for a living (to be employed as)

Question 86

subirse

Answer 86

to go up (to move upwards; used with “a”)

Question 87

traerse

Answer 87

to bring (to carry)

Question 88

imaginarse

Answer 88

to imagine (to assume)

Question 89

referirse

Answer 89

to refer (to allude to)

Question 90

romperse

Answer 90

to break (to injure)

Question 91

pesarse

Answer 91

to weigh oneself (to measure one’s weight)

Question 92

repetirse

Answer 92

to recur (to occur again)

Question 93

Callarse

Answer 93

To quiet oneself