Reflexive Pronouns – Free Exercise

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Exercises

Type in the correct reflexive pronoun.

  1. Este fin de semana bañaré en la playa.[This weekend I’m going bathing in the sea.]|1st person singular = me
  2. María y Juan levantan temprano todos los días.[María and Juan get up early every day.]|3rd person plural = se
  3. aburrimos mucho en clase de historia.[We get very bored in history class.]|1st person plural = nos
  4. ¿Por qué vistes así?[Why are you dressed like that? ]|2nd person singular = te
  5. Ayer mi vecino cortó un dedo con un cuchillo.[Yesterday my neighbour cut his finger with a knife.]|3rd person singular = se

Type in the correct reflexive pronoun.
To note: When there’s a verb in parentheses, you have to attach the pronoun directly to the verb.

  1. - ¿Cómo   llamas?
    -   llamo Patricia.[- What’s your name?|- My name’s Patricia.]|2nd person singular: te|1st person singular: me
  2. No necesitas (maquillarse)   tanto.[You don’t have to wear so much makeup.]|The reflexive pronoun can be attached directly to the infinitive, gerund, and positive imperative.|2nd person singular: te
  3. ¡No   asustéis![Don’t be scared!]|2nd person plural: os
  4. ¡(Cepillarse/tú - imperative)   los dientes antes de ir a la cama![Brush your teeth before you go to bed!]|The reflexive pronoun can be attached directly to the infinitive, gerund, and positive imperative.|2nd person singular: te|To note: In order to preserve the pronunciation (stress), we have to add an accent.
  5. Estoy (prepararse)   para los exámenes.[I’m preparing for the exams.]|The reflexive pronoun can be attached directly to the infinitive, gerund, and positive imperative.|1st person singular: me|To note: In order to preserve the pronunciation (stress), we have to add an accent.
  6.   compramos un coche de segunda mano ayer.[We bought a second-hand car yesterday.]|1st person plural: nos
  7. Tuvieron que (sentarse)   en la mesa porque no había más sillas. [They had to sit on the table, because there were no more chairs.]|The reflexive pronoun can be attached directly to the infinitive, gerund, and positive imperative.|3rd person plural: se