Verbs

Question 1

Acordarse (De)

Answer 1

To Remember

If followed by an object, place “de” after acordarse. Do not translate “de”

Question 2

Acostarse

Answer 2

To Go To Bed

Question 3

Bajar (De)

Answer 3

To Drop, To Go Down, To Descend, To Get Off (Public Transportation)

Question 4

Bañarse

Answer 4

To Take A Bath, To Bathe

Question 5

Caerse

Answer 5

To Fall Down

Question 6

Cepillarse (Los Dientes)

Answer 6

To Brush (One’s Teeth)

Question 7

Cortarse

Answer 7

To Cut Oneself

Question 8

Despertarse

Answer 8

To Wake Up

Question 9

Divertirse

Answer 9

To Have A Good Time, To Amuse Oneself, To Enjoy Oneself

Question 10

Dormirse

Answer 10

To Fall Asleep

Question 11

Encontrarse con

Answer 11

To run into; to meet accidentally or on purpose.

Question 12

Encontrarse

Answer 12

To Be Located, To Be (Ill Or Well), To Find Oneself (Somewhere)

Question 13

Había

Answer 13

There Was, There Were

Question 14

Incluir

Answer 14

To Include

Question 15

Irse

Answer 15

To Go Away

Question 16

Lastimarse

Answer 16

To Get Hurt, To Hurt Oneself

Question 17

Lavarse

Answer 17

To Wash

Question 18

Levantarse

Answer 18

To Get Up

Question 19

Llamarse

Answer 19

To Be Called, To Be Named

Question 20

Llevarse

Answer 20

To Carry Away/ Off

Question 21

Olvidarse (De)

Answer 21

To Forget

Question 22

Parecer

Answer 22

To Seem

Question 23

Parecerse a

Answer 23

To Resemble, Look Like (Someone)

Question 24

Perderse

Answer 24

To Get (To Become) Lost

Question 25

Ponerse

Answer 25

To Put On (Clothing)

Question 26

Probarse

Answer 26

To Try On (Clothing)

Question 27

Quedar(Se)

Answer 27

To Stay, To Be

Question 28

Quitarse

Answer 28

To Take Off (Clothing)

Question 29

Secarse

Answer 29

To Dry (Off)

Question 30

Sentarse

Answer 30

To Sit Down

Question 31

Sentirse

Answer 31

To Feel

Question 32

Subir (a)

Answer 32

To Go Up (To Ascend), To Climb, To Rise, To Get On (Public Transportation)

Question 33

Vestirse

Answer 33

To Get Dressed

Question 34

How do you conjugate a verb that ends in “se”?

Answer 34

Drop the “se”, and conjugate from the normal infinitive. Add in reflexive pronoun to determine who is doing the thing.

Irse conjugated for “I leave” —> “me voy.”
Irse conjugated for “you leave” –> “te vas”