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What are Spanish reflexive verbs and how do you conjugate them?

Spanish reflexive verbs are verbs used when the subject performs an action on themselves, like lavarse (to wash oneself). To conjugate, add the correct reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos, os, se) before the verb and change the verb ending to match the subject and tense.

How can I teach Spanish reflexive verb conjugation to middle and high school students?

Use a storyboard activity where students fill in a grid with reflexive verb forms for each pronoun, create sentences using those forms, and illustrate each sentence. This visual and contextual approach helps students practice and remember conjugations.

What is an easy classroom activity for practicing Spanish reflexive verbs?

Have students create a verb chart in a grid format. In each cell, they write a sentence using the reflexive verb for a specific subject pronoun and tense, then illustrate the action. Retyping the conjugated verb below reinforces learning.

What are some common mistakes when teaching reflexive verbs in Spanish?

Common mistakes include forgetting to use the reflexive pronoun, mixing up pronouns, or using the wrong verb tense. Emphasize correct pronoun placement and practicing with different tenses to avoid confusion.

Can you give examples of Spanish reflexive verbs used in sentences?

Examples: Me levanto (I get up), Te duchas (You shower), Nos acostamos (We go to bed). Each uses a reflexive pronoun and the verb conjugated for the subject.