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How to Conjugate Reflexive Verbs

• By: Harrison Day

How to Conjugate Reflexive Verbs

• A reflexive verb in Spanish ends in se. First you gotta get the se out of the way. Then the verb you have to change, then the se you rearrange, then the se becomes: me, nos, te, *os or se.
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Conjugating Verbs ending in -arse

• move the SE to the front
• change the SE to the correct pronoun
• conjugate the left over verb
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Conjugating Verbs Ending in -erse

• move the SE to the front
• change the SE to the correct pronoun
• conjugate the leftover verb
• On the Ponerse verb, the "Yo" form is a little bit different. Instead of it being, "Pono," like the rules suggest it should be, it is actually, "Pongo."
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Conjugating AcOstarse

• move the SE to the front
• change the SE to the correct pronoun
• conjugate the left over verb
• Conjugating Acostarse is different. On every form except for the nosotros form, the "O" turns to "ue." Look to the picture on the left to see this in action.
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Conjugating DespErtarse

• move the SE to the front
• change the SE to the correct pronoun
• conjugate the left over verb
• Conjugating DespErtarse is different. On every form except the nosotros form, the "E" changes to "ie." Look to the picture on the left to see this in action.
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Conjugating Vestirse

• move the SE to the front
• change the SE to the correct pronoun
• conjugate the left over verb
• Conjugating Vestirse is different. On every form except the nosotros form, the "E" changes to "I." Look to the picture on the left to see this in action.
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