ReflexiveVerbs

Question 1

To take a bath, have a bath (to wash oneself in a bath)
To take a shower, have a shower, shower (to wash oneself in a shower) (Latin America)
To go for a swim

Answer 1

Bañarse

Question 2

To do for a living, work as, be (to be employed as)

To devote oneself to, spend time with (to pass time; used with “a”)

Answer 2

Dedicarse

Question 3

To defend oneself, protect oneself (to safeguard oneself)

To get by (to manage)

Answer 3

Defenderse

e>ie In Present Tense

Question 4

To have fun, enjoy oneself, have a good time (to have fun)

Answer 4

Divertirse

e>ie In Present Tense

Question 5

To express oneself

Answer 5

Expresarse

Question 6

To be called (to be named)

Answer 6

Llamarse

Question 7

To wonder (ask oneself)

Answer 7

Preguntarse

Question 8

To go to bed (to go to sleep)

To lie down (to recline)

Answer 8

Acostarse

o>ue In Present Tense

Question 9

To shower, take a shower, shower (to shower oneself)

Answer 9

Ducharse

Question 10

To get sick, fall ill (to become ill)

To have one’s period (to menstruate)

Answer 10

Enfermarse

Question 11

To sit, sit down (to adopt a sitting position)

Answer 11

Sentarse

e>ie In Present Tense

Question 12

To wake up (to awake from sleep)

Answer 12

Despertarse

e>ie In Present Tense

Question 13

To fall asleep, go to sleep (to get to sleep)
To oversleep (to wake up late)
To go to sleep (to go numb)

Answer 13

Dormirse

o>ue In Present Tense

Question 14

To get up, awaken (to awaken)
To get up (to stand up)
To rise up (to rebel)

Answer 14

Levantarse

Question 15

To get dressed, dress oneself (to put clothes on)
To dress, wear, dress in (to sport clothing; often used with “de”)
To dress up as (to disguise oneself; used with “de”)
To buy one’s clothes (to purchase clothes)

Answer 15

Vestirse

e>i In Present Tense

Question 16

To shave oneself

Answer 16

Afeitarse

Question 17

To put on makeup, do one’s makeup, make oneself up, make up (to apply cosmetics)

Answer 17

Maquillarse

Question 18

To put one's makeup on, put makeup on, do one's makeup  (to make oneself up)
To leave (to leave) (Mexico)

Answer 18

Pintarse

Question 19

To take off (to remove clothing)

To get out (to move away)

Answer 19

Quitarse

Question 20

To brush (to clean one's teeth with a brush)
To brush (to arrange one's hair with a brush)
To screw (to have sex with) (Spain)
To bump off (colloquial) (to kill) (Spain)
To fail, flunk colloquial) (to not pass) (Spain)

Answer 20

Cepillarse

Question 21

To comb one’s hair, style one’s hair, get one’s hair done

to arrange one’s hair

Answer 21

Peinarse

Question 22

To get, turn (to become)
To put on (to dress oneself in)
To be dressed in (to be dressed in)
To set (to go down)

Answer 22

Ponerse

Indicative
Yo pongo,
puse, pusiste, puso, pusimos, pusieron
pondría, pondrías, pondría, pondríamos, pondrían

Subjective

ponga, pongas, ponga, pogamos, pongan