Answer:
<u>Question 1:</u> Me tengo que levantar temprano mañana. Tengo que levantarme temprano mañana.
<u>Question 2:</u> Ellos vienen a despedirse esta noche. Ellos se vienen a despedir esta noche.
<u>Question 3:</u> Daniel se está afeitando. Daniel está afeitándose.
<u>Question 4:</u> Patricia va a ponerse muy contenta. Patricia se va a poner muy contenta.
<u>Question 5:</u> Roberto se está quitando la chaqueta. Roberto está quitándose la chaqueta.
Explanation:
A reflexive verb is one that refers to an action of a subject on itself, such as the verbs "levantarse", "acostarse", "bañarse", "lavarse", "peinarse". Many of the reflexive verbs are related to the routines of daily life. All these verbs have in common that they end with the pronoun "se", which indicates that the verbal action falls on the person himself and, therefore, for this reason they are called reflexive verbs.
Reflexive verb conjugation:
<u>Levantarse</u>
Yo me levanto
Tu te levantas
El/Ella se levanta
Nosotros nos levantamos
Ustedes se levantan
Ellos/ellas se levantan
If we combine the verbs "venir", "ir"+ a, "estar", "tener" + que, "deber" with reflexive verbs we can alternate the ways of express a sentence.
For example:
"Vengo a despedirme." (I come to say goodbye)
This sentence can also be expressed as:
"Me vengo a despedir"
