CRISTINA Hola, Carlos. ¿Qué pasa? CARLOS Estoy muy cansado porque anoche (1) You answered (blank) (acostarse) a las 11:00 p.m. y
no pude dormir porque (2) You answered (blank) (enojarse) con mi novia y (3) You answered (blank) (sentirse) muy mal. Y hoy (4) You answered (blank) (levantarse) muy temprano. Y tú ¿cómo estás? incorrectCRISTINA Yo estoy muy bien, pero (5) You answered (blank) (sentirse) muy mal por ti. (6) You answered (blank) (preocuparse) mucho por tu situación. incorrectCARLOS Cristina, ¡tú (7) You answered (blank) (preocuparse) mucho por mí! Ya (Now) hablé con mi novia y todo está bien. incorrectCRISTINA Me alegra. Bueno, Carlos, entonces yo (8) You answered (blank) (irse). Nos vemos pronto. CARLOS Ok. Chau, Cristina.
In this activity we have to fill in the blanks with the appropriate conjugation of the reflexive verbs in brackets and the correct reflexive pronoun. In Spanish, reflexive verbs indicate that the action directly affects the subject. In other words, are used to indicate that someone or something is performing an action on or for itself. In their infinitive form, the verb will always have the reflexive pronoun "se" at the end.
In this case we need to match the reflexive pronoun with the subject of the verb, based on the context of the reading. When conjugating reflexive verbs, the reflexive pronouns are:
Subject Reflexive pronoun
<em>Yo Me</em>
<em>Tu Te</em>
<em>Él/Ella Se</em>
<em>Nosotros Nos</em>
<em>Ustedes Se</em>
<em>Ellos/Ellas Se</em>
Reflexive pronouns are placed immediately before simple conjugated verbs.
