Reflexive Verbs - Homework Assignment

Question 1

What does ‘levantarse’ mean?

Answer 1

to get up

present tense: me levanto, te levantas, se levanta, nos levantamos, os levantáis, se levantan.

Question 2

What does ‘despertarse’ mean?

Answer 2

to wake up

yo: me despierto. ; tú: te despiertas. ; él/ella/usted: se despierta. ; nosotros/as: nos despertamos ; vosotros/as: os despertáis ; ellos/ellas/ustedes: se despiertan

Question 3

What does ‘desayunar’ mean?

Answer 3

to have breakfast

Present Conjugation :

yo desayuno (I have breakfast)
tú desayunas (you have breakfast)
él/ella/usted desayuna (he/she/you formal have breakfast)
nosotros desayunamos (we have breakfast)
vosotros desayunáis (you all have breakfast)
ellos/ellas/ustedes desayunan (they/you all have breakfast)

Question 4

What does ‘ducharse’ mean?

Answer 4

to take a shower

yo: me ducho (I shower) ; tú: te duchas (you shower) ; él/ella/usted: se ducha (he/she/you shower) ; nosotros/nosotras: nos duchamos (we shower) ; vosotros/vosotras: os ducháis (you shower - informal plural) ; ellos/ellas/ustedes: se duchan (they/you shower - formal plural

Question 5

What does ‘vestirse’ mean?

Answer 5

to get dressed

Presente de Indicativo:

Yo me visto
Tú te vistes
Él/Ella/Usted se viste
Nosotros/as nos vestimos
Vosotros/as os vestís
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes se visten

Question 6

What does ‘caminar’ mean?

Answer 6

to walk

yo camino,” “tú caminas,” “él/ella/usted camina,” “nosotros/as caminamos,” “vosotros/as camináis,” and “ellos/ellas/ustedes caminan”.

Question 7

What does ‘entrar’ mean?

Answer 7

to enter

yo entro (I enter) ; tú entras (you enter) ; él/ella/usted entra (he/she/you enter) ; nosotros/as entramos (we enter) ; vosotros/as entráis (you enter) ; ellos/ellas/ustedes entran (they/you enter)

Question 8

What does ‘salir’ mean?

Answer 8

to leave / go out

Present Tense:

yo: salgo (I leave)
tú: sales (you leave)
él/ella/usted: sale (he/she/you leave)
nosotros/nosotras: salimos (we leave)
vosotros/vosotras: salís (you all leave)
ellos/ellas/ustedes: salen (they/you all leave)

Question 9

What does ‘comer’ mean?

Answer 9

to have lunch

yo como, tú comes, él/ella/usted come, nosotros comemos, vosotros coméis, ellos/ellas/ustedes comen.

Question 10

What does ‘ver (la televisión)’ mean?

Answer 10

to watch (TV)

Present Indicative:

yo: veo ; tú: ves ; él/ella/usted: ve ; nosotros/nosotras: vemos ; vosotros/vosotras: veis; ellos/ellas/ustedes: ven

Question 11

What does ‘estudiar’ mean?

Answer 11

to study

yo: estudio; tú: estudias; él/ella/usted: estudia ; nosotros/as: estudiamos ; vosotros/as: estudiáis ; ellos/ellas/ustedes: estudian

Question 12

What does ‘quedar (con amigos)’ mean?

Answer 12

to meet up (with friends)

yo: quedo (I stay/remain); tú: quedas (you stay/remain); él/ella/usted: queda (he/she/you (formal) stays/remains); nosotros/nosotras: quedamos (we stay/remain); vosotros/vosotras: quedáis (you all stay/remain) [Spain]; ellos/ellas/ustedes: quedan (they/you all stay/remain)

Question 13

What does ‘cenar’ mean?

Answer 13

to have dinner

yo: ceno (I have dinner) ; tú: cenas (you have dinner) ; él/ella/usted: cena (he/she/you (formal) have dinner) ; nosotros/nosotras: cenamos (we have dinner) ; vosotros/vosotras: cenáis (you all have dinner) ; ellos/ellas/ustedes: cenan (they/you all (formal) have dinner)

Question 14

What does ‘bailar’ mean?

Answer 14

to dance

yo bailo, tú bailas, él/ella/usted baila, nosotros bailamos, vosotros bailáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes bailan.

Question 15

What does ‘visitar’ mean?

Answer 15

to visit

“visito” (I visit), “visitas” (you visit), “visita” (he/she/you formal visit), “visitamos” (we visit), “visitáis” (you all visit), and “visitan” (they/you all formal visit).

Question 16

What does ‘regresar’ mean?

Answer 16

to return

yo regreso, tú regresas, él/ella/Ud. regresa, nosotros regresamos, vosotros regresáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. regresan

Question 17

What does ‘salir’ mean?

Answer 17

to go out

yo: salgo (I leave); tú: sales (you leave); él/ella/usted: sale (he/she/you leave); nosotros/nosotras: salimos (we leave); vosotros/vosotras: salís (you all leave) ; ellos/ellas/ustedes: salen (they/you all leave)

Question 18

What does ‘pasear’ mean?

Answer 18

to go for a walk

yo paseo”, “tú paseas”, “él/ella/usted pasea”, “nosotros/nosotras paseamos”, “vosotros/vosotras paseáis”, “ellos/ellas/ustedes pasean”.

Question 19

What does ‘acostarse’ mean?

Answer 19

to go to bed

yo (I): me acuesto; tú (you, informal): te acuestas; él/ella/usted (he/she/you, formal): se acuesta; nosotros/nosotras (we): nos acostamos; vosotros/vosotras (you, informal, Spain): os acostáis ellos/ellas/ustedes (they/you, formal): se acuestan

Question 20

What does ‘maquillarse’ mean?

Answer 20

to put on makeup

yo: me maquillo (I put on makeup); tú: te maquillas (you put on makeup); él/ella/usted: se maquilla (he/she/you formal put on makeup); nosotros/nosotras: nos maquillamos (we put on makeup); vosotros/vosotras: os maquilláis (you all put on makeup - informal, used in Spain) ; ellos/ellas/ustedes: se maquillan (they/you all put on makeup

Question 21

What does ‘afeitarse’ mean?

Answer 21

to shave

yo me afeito, tú te afeitas, él/ella/usted se afeita, nosotros nos afeitamos, vosotros os afeitáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes se afeitan.

Question 22

What does ‘peinarse’ mean?

Answer 22

to comb one’s hair

me peino, te peinas, se peina, nos peinamos, os peináis, se peinan.

Question 23

What does ‘lavarse (las manos, la cara…)’ mean?

Answer 23

to wash (your hands, face…)

me lavo, te lavas, se lava, nos lavamos, os laváis, se lavan