Reflexive Verbs

Question 1

Reflexive pronouns

Answer 1

subject and direct object are the same

“Se”

Put an action on itself

Question 2

Ir
Irse

Answer 2

To go
To leave

Question 3

Acordar
Acordarse

Answer 3

To agree
To remember

Question 4

Sentir
Sentirse

Answer 4

to feel - phys
to feel - emo

Question 5

Encontrar
Encontrarse

Answer 5

To find
To find oneself in a situation/To be in a location/To get together/ + con = To run into(unexpectedly)

Question 6

Fijar
Fijarse

Answer 6

To fix/establish/set
To notice/pay attention

Question 7

Casar
Casarse

Answer 7

To fit/match up/marry (off)
To get married

Question 8

Sentar
Sentarse

Answer 8

To place in a seat/To establish(/set)
To sit (down)

Question 9

Levantar
Levantarse

Answer 9

To raise/lift (up)/pick up/found
To get up/rise up

Question 10

Despertar
Despertarse

Answer 10

To wake/awaken/arouse
To wake up

Question 11

Llamar
Llamarse

Answer 11

To call (out/someone)
To call oneself (named)

Question 12

Preguntar
Preguntarse

Answer 12

To ask (about/for)
To wonder

Question 13

Creer
Creerse

Answer 13

To believe/think
To consider oneself

Question 14

Reunir
Reunirse

Answer 14

To gather/bring together (physically)
To meet (up with)

Question 15

Unir
Unirse

Answer 15

To unite/bind/join
To meet/come together/join together

Question 16

Accidental “se”

Answer 16

Se+ [me, te, le(s), nos] + verb in 3rd person sing/plur + subject

something accidentally/unintentionally happened + to who + how\verb + subject

Question 17

Common accidental se verbs

acabar(to finish) -
caer(to fall) -
olvidarse(to forget)
perderse(to lose)
quemarse(to get burned)
quedar(to remain) -
romperse(to break)

Answer 17

acabarse(to run out of)
caerse(to drop)
olvidarse(to forget accidentally)
perderse(to lose accidentally)
quemarse(to get burned accidentaly)
quedarse(to leave behind)
romperse(to break accidentally)

Question 18

Accidentally to-me broke the watch yesterday

My watch broke (accidentally) yesterday

Answer 18

Se me rompió el reloj ayer

Question 19

He/she (accidentally) dropped the(/his/her) books

Answer 19

Se le cayeron los libros

Question 20

Accidentally I have lost my mobile phone/ My mobile got lost.

I lost my mobile phone.

Answer 20

Se me ha perdido mi móvil.

He perdido mi móvil. (take more responsibility)

Question 21

Dativo de interés

Answer 21

Somebody gains or loses
Someone has an interest (Dativo ético)

sometimes there is ambiguity

Question 22

Accidentally from me has escaped the hamster.

My hamster has escaped from me.

Answer 22

Se me ha escapado el hamster.

Question 23

To you they will rain offers of work, don’t worry

you will get tons of job offers; don’t worry.

Answer 23

Te lloverán ofertas de trabajo; no te preocupes.

Question 24

FOR us they bought us the house
FROM us they bought us the house

Answer 24

¡Nos han comprado la casa!

Ambiguity

Question 25

The children (they to us) are making older without us realizing.

Our children are growing without us realizing.

DE

Answer 25

Los niños se nos están haciendo mayores sin darnos cuenta.

Question 26

My daughter small does not to-me eat nothing and I am very worried

My younger daughter doesn’t eat anything and I am very worried.

DE

Answer 26

Mi hija pequeña no me come nada y estoy muy preocupado