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Spanish/Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive verbs indicate that the action of the verb reflects back on the subject. In their infinitive forms, reflexive verbs end in -se.

Examples:
· lavarse- to washoneself
· vestirse- to dress oneself
Conjugation requires removing the -se ending and conjugating normally. The reflexive pronouns are then placed before the conjugated form of the verb.
Lavarse
yome lavo - I wash myself
tú te lavas - you wash yourself
él/ella/Ud. se lava - he/she/it washes himself/herself/itself
nosotros nos lavamos - we wash ourselves
vosotros os laváis - you(plural) wash yourselves
ellos/ellas/Uds. se lavan - they wash themselves
Vestirse
yo me visto - I dress myself
tú te vistes - you dress yourself
él/ella/Ud. se viste - he/she/it dresseshimself/herself/itself
nosotros nos vestimos - we dress ourselves
vosotros os vestís - you (plural) dress yourselves
ellos/ellas/Uds. se visten - they dress themselves
Reflexive verbs often have to dowith personal hygiene, grooming, and dressing:
· peinarse- to brush one's hair
· maquillarse- to make-up oneself
· cepillarse (los dientes)- to brush one's teeth
· bañarse- to bathe oneselfRemember that the reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, etc.) must be included with the verb, even if the subject pronoun (yo, tú, él, etc.) is not.
[edit] List of Reflexive Verbs
· acercarse - to get closeto
· acordarse de - to remember
· acostarse - to go to bed
· acostumbrarse a - to get accustomed
· aficionarse a - to become interested in
· alejarse de - to get away from
· arreglarse - tofix (one-self)
· apartarse de - to move away from
· apoderarse de - to seize
· apoyarse en - to support
· apresurarse a - to hurry
· aprovecharse de - to approve
· atreverse a - to dare· bañarse - to take a bath
· burlarse de - to make fun of
· cansarse de - to get tired of
· casarse con - to marry
· cepillarse - to brush
· compadecerse de - to take pity on
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