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lions [1.4K]
3 years ago
12

Terminar fill in the blanks with the reflexive verbs from the list. you will use some verbs more than once. mi mamá enojarse eno

jarse porque no queremos levantarse levantarse temprano. incorrect la profesora enojarse enojarse con nosotros cuando no acordarse acordarse de los verbos. incorrect mi hermano cepillarse cepillarse los dientes cuando levantarse levantarse . incorrect mis amigas y yo quedarse quedarse estudiando en la biblioteca por la noche y por la mañana yo dormirse dormirse muy cansada. incorrect muchas noches dormirse dormirse delante del televisor, porque no quiero acostarse acostarse
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spayn [35]3 years ago
6 0

<u>Answers:</u>


<u>Reflexive verbs</u> are transitive verbs whose action falls on the same subject that performs them. In other words, they refer to an action of a subject on itself.


They are used together with <u>reflexive pronouns</u>, which are shown below according to the personal pronoun used:


1st person singular Yo (I): me  

2nd person singular (informal) Tú (You): te  

2nd person singular (formal) Usted (You): se  

3rd person singular Él/Ella/eso/esa (He/She/It): se  

1st person plural Nosotros (We): nos

2nd person plural Ustedes (You) (In latinAmerica): se  

2nd person plural Vosotros (You) (In Spain): os

3rd person plural Ellos/Ellas (They): se


Generally, the way they are written in the sentence is (1):


<h2>(1) Personal Pronoun + Reflexive pronoun + conjugated verb</h2><h2 />

Nevertheless, in Imperative the reflexive pronouns are placed at the end of the verb (2):


<h2>(2) Personal Pronoun + conjugated verb + Reflexive pronoun  </h2>

Knowing this, let's begin with the answers:


1. Mi mamá <u>se enoja</u> porque no queremos <u>levantarnos</u> temprano.  

(My mom gets angry because we do not want to get up early)

The first verb <em>enojar</em> (to get angry) is an example of <u>the first case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun is written before the verb</u>, taking into acount that <em>Mi mamá </em>is the 3rd person singular <em>ella</em> (she), and the corresponding reflexive pronoun is <em><u>se</u></em>.


The second verb <em>levantar</em> (to wake up) is an example of <u>the second case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun goes after the verb</u>, taking into account the Tacit Subject here is <em>nosotros</em> (we), hence the reflexive pronoun is <em>nos</em>.


2. La profesora <u>se enoja</u> con nosotros cuando no <u>nos acordamos</u> de los verbos.  

(The teacher gets angry with us when we do not remember the verbs)

The first verb <em>enojar</em> (to get angry) is an example of <u>the first case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun is written before the verb</u>, taking into acount that <em>La profesora </em>is the 3rd person singular <em>ella</em> (she), and the corresponding reflexive pronoun is <em><u>se</u></em>.


The second verb <em>acordarse</em> (to remember) is an example of <u>the second case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun goes after the verb</u>, taking into account the Tacit Subject here is <em>nosotros</em> (we), hence the reflexive pronoun is <em>nos</em>.


3. Mi hermano <u>se cepilla </u>los dientes cuando <u>se levanta</u>

(My brother brushes his teeth when he gets up)


Here both verbs <em>cepillar</em> (to brush) and <em>levantar </em>(wake up) are an example of <u>the first case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun is written before the verb</u>, taking into acount that <em>Mi hermano </em>is the 3rd person singular él(he), and the corresponding reflexive pronoun is <em><u>se</u></em>.


4. Mis amigas y yo <u>nos quedamos</u> estudiando en la biblioteca por la noche y por la mañana yo <u>me duermo</u> muy cansada.  

(My friends and I stayed in the library at night and in the morning I fall asleep very tired)


Here both verbs <em>quedarse</em> (to stay) and <em>dormir </em>(to sleep) are an example of <u>the first case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun is written before the verb</u>, taking into acount that the Tacit Subject <em>nosotras </em>is the 1st person plural <em>we</em>, and the corresponding reflexive pronoun is <em><u>nos</u></em>.


With the verb dormir, the Tacit Subject <em>yo</em> is the 1st person singular I, therefore the corresponding reflexive pronoun is <em><u>me</u></em>


5. Muchas noches <u>me duermo</u> delante del televisor, porque no quiero <u>acostarme</u>


(Many nights I fall asleep in front of the television, because I do not want to go to bed)


The first verb <em>dormir</em> (sleep) is an example of <u>the first case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun is written before the verb</u>, taking into acount that the Tacit Subject<em> Yo </em>is the 1st person singular <em>I</em>, and the corresponding reflexive pronoun is <u><em>me</em></u>.


The second verb <em>acostar</em> (to lie down or go to bed) is an example of <u>the second case</u>, in which <u>the reflexive pronoun goes after the verb</u>, taking into account the Tacit Subject here is <em>yo</em> (I), hence the reflexive pronoun is <u><em>me</em></u><u>.</u>





Marina86 [1]3 years ago
6 0
Mi mamá se enoja porque no queremos levantarnos temprano. la profesora se enoja con nosotros cuando no nos acordamos de los verbos. mi hermano se cepilla los dientes cuando se levanta. mis amigas y yo nos quedamos estudiando en la biblioteca por la noche y por la mañana nos dormimos muy cansadas. muchas noches me duermo delante del televisor, porque no quiero acostarme.
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