Reflexive and Reciprocal Verbs

Question 1

How do you identify a pronominal verb?

Answer 1

It should have the pronoun se in the infinitive

Question 2

When do you use a pronominal verb?

Answer 2

When an action reflects on the subject

Question 3

What are reciprocal verbs?

Answer 3

Verbs that are conjugated like reflexive verbs but always in the plural forms

Question 4

What are some words with different meanings in the reflexive form?

Answer 4

Acordar (to agree)/ acordarse (to remember); aprender (to learn)/ aprenderse (to memorize); beber (to drink)/ beberse (to drink up); comer (to eat)/ comerse (to eat up); dormir (to sleep)/ dormirse (to fall asleep); estudiar (to study)/ estudiarse (to learn); ir (to go)/ irse (to leave); parecer (to seem)/ parecerse (to stay); quedar (to arrange to meet)/ quedarse (to stay); salir (to leave)/ salirse (to go beyond limits)

Question 5

What are pronominal verbs?

Answer 5

Verbs that are conjugated verbs with a pronoun that agrees with the subject