In this exercise, you were given sentences with reflexive verbs. You should circle the correct form of the verb and pronoun 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. B

– Francisco y yo **nos despertamos**…
*(Francisco and I wake up at 6 AM.)*

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

2. A
– Los amigos de Francisco **se duchan**…
*(Francisco’s friends shower before they shave.)*

*Francisco’s friends (they)* is third-person plural, so we used the third-person plural form of the verb and the pronoun.

3. D

– Yo nunca **me afeito**…
*(I never shave after I shower.)*

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

4. B

– ¿Tú **te secas** el pelo…?
*(Do you dry your hair with a hair-dryer?)*

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

5. A

– Todos los días, Francisco **se acuesta**…
*(Every day, Francisco goes to sleep at 10 PM.)*

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

See the explanation.

1. B
2. A
3. D
4. B
5. A

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)*
– Francisco **se despierta**…
*(Francisco wakes up at 10 AM.)*

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

2. (afeitarse)
*(to shave)*

– Francisco y Norberto **se afeitan**…
*(Francisco and Norberto shave before they shower.)*

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

3. (secarse el pelo)
*(to fry hair)*

– Norberto y yo **nos secamos** el pelo…
*(Norberto and I dry our hair before we dress.)*

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

4. (vestirse)
*(to dress)*

– ¿Ustedes **se visten**…
*(Do you dress before breakfast?)*

*Ustedes (you)* is second-person plural. Second-person plural is treated like the third-person plural, so they have the same verb and pronoun endings.

5. (dormirse)
*(to fall sleep/to go to sleep)*

– Yo **me duermo**…
*(I fall asleep/go to sleep at midnight.)*

*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 using reflexive verbs and pronouns.

You should write about the sleeping and waking-up habits of the people you know and of your own. Use the model answers below as a reference.

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

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. your friends:

– Mis amigos **se despiertan** a las nueve en la mañana y **se acuestan** a medianoche.
*(My friends wake up at 9 in the morning and go to sleep at midnight.)*

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

2. a person from your family:

– Mi mamá **se despierta** a las siete en la mañana y **se acuesta** a las diez en la noche.
*(My mom wakes up at 7 in the morning and goes to sleep at 10 at night.)*

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

3. you:

– Yo **me despierto** a las ocho en la mañana y **me acuesto** a las once en la noche.
*(I wake up at 8 in the morning and go to sleep at 11 at night.)*

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