In this exercise, you were given sentences with reflexive verbs. You should choose the correct form of the verb for each sentence.

Remember that with **reflexive verbs you conjugate both the verb and the pronoun.**

Here is a table with reflexive pronouns to help you:

|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|
|Yo **me** |Nosotros **nos** |
|Tú **te** | Ustedes **se**|
|Él/Ella/Usted **se** |Ellos/Ellas **se** |

1. Laura **se acosta**…
*(Laura goes to sleep early)*

*Laura (she)* is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

2. Laura y Verónica **se maquillan**…
*(Laura and I Verónica do their make-up after they dry their hair.)*

*Laura and Verónica (they)* is third-person plural, so we used the third-person plural form of the verb and the pronoun.

3. Laura y yo **nos lavamos**…
*(Laura and I wash our hair with a really good shampoo.)*

*Laura and I (we)* is first-person plural, so we used the first-person plural form of the verb and the pronoun.

4. Yo **me visto**.
*(I dress myself.)*

*Yo (I)* is first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

5. Y tú, ¿**te cepillas** los dientes…?
*(And you, do you brush your teeth before or after you shower?)*

*Tú (you)* is second-person singular, so we used the second-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

See the explanation.

1. se acuesta
2. see maquillan
3. nos lavamos
4. me visto
5. te cepillas

In this exercise, you were given sentences with reflexive verbs. You should choose the correct form of the verb for each sentence. The verbs you should use are in the parenthesis.

Remember that with **reflexive verbs you conjugate both the verb and the pronoun.**

Here is a table with reflexive pronouns to help you:

|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|
|Yo **me** |Nosotros **nos** |
|Tú **te** | Ustedes **se**|
|Él/Ella/Usted **se** |Ellos/Ellas **se** |

1. (despertarse)
*(to wake up)*

Mario **se despierta**…
*(Mario wakes up at 6 AM.)*

*Mario (he)* is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

2. (ducharse)
*(to shower)*

– Laura y yo **nos duchamos**…
*(Laura and I shower before we go to school.)*

*Laura and I (we)* is first-person plural, so we used the first-person plural form of the verb and the pronoun.

3. (bañarse)
*(to wash)*

– Laura y Patricia **se bañan**…
*(Laura and Patricia wash their hair before they bathe.)*

*Laura and Patricia (they)* is third-person plural, so we used the third-person plural form of the verb and the pronoun.

4. peinarse
*(to comb hair)*

– ¿Cuando **se peino** usted?
*(When did you comb your hair?)*

*Usted (you)* is a formal second-person singular. Formal second-person singular is treated like the third-person singular, so they have the same verb and pronoun endings.

5. (secarse)
*(to dry)*

– Yo **me seco** el pelo…
*(I dry my hair before I dress.)*

*Yo (I)* is the first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

This exercise aims to help you practice writing grammatically correct sentences about daily routines using reflexive verbs and pronouns.

You should answer some questions.

Remember that with **reflexive verbs you conjugate both the verb and the pronoun.** Here is a table with reflexive pronouns to help you:
|Singular |Plural |
|–|–|
|Yo **me** |Nosotros **nos** |
|Tú **te** | Ustedes **se**|
|Él/Ella/Usted **se** |Ellos/Ellas **se** |

1. What do you do after you wake up?

– Después de despertarme, voy al baño y **me cepillo los dientes**.
*(After I wake up, I go to the bathroom and brush my teeth.)*

*Yo (I)* is the first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

2. What do you do after you bathe?

– Después de bañarme, **me peino**.
*(After I bathe, I comb my hair.)*

*Yo (I)* is the first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb and the pronoun.

3. What do your siblings or your friends’ siblings do before they dress?

– Antes de vestirse, mis hermanos **se duchan**.
*(Before they dress, my siblings shower.)*

*Mis hermanos (they)* is third-person plural, so we used the third-person plural form of the verb and the pronoun.