Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo,...

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Español 2 Sra. Lear

Transcript of Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo,...

Page 1: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

Español 2Sra. Lear

Page 2: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo,

la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl is hiding a ball behind her back. She says…

La escondo. (I’m hiding it.)

different

Notice that the subject (yo) and the direct object (la) are different.

Page 3: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

Reflexive verbs take a special pronoun called a reflexive pronoun. While the usual direct

object is different from the subject, a reflexive pronoun is the same person, place or thing as

the subject. Me escondo.

I’m hiding (myself).The subject (yo) and the

Direct object (me) are

The same person;

You call this objectReflexive.

Page 4: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.
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Step 1: Remove the ending –se.Step 2: Add the appropriate reflexive pronoun

Step 3: conjugate the verb in the correct tense.

esconderse-to hide oneselfme escondo nos escondemoste escondes os escondéisse esconde se esconden

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-o -amos-as -áisa -an

-o -emos-es -éis-e -en -o -imos

-es -ís-e -en

-ar

-ir

-er

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A verb used reflexively tells you that only the subject of the verb is involved in the action. When using a reflexive verb in the infinitive form, attach the

pronoun to the infinitive. Vamos a pelearnos por el cuaderno. We are going to fight over the notebook.

Nos vamos a pelear por el cuaderno. We are going to fight over the notebook.

Placement…thepronoun can be attached to

the infinitive or go before the conjugated verb.

Page 8: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

1. You hide.Tu _______escondes.

2. María gets scared.María _______asusta.3. They get tired

Ellos_______cansan.4. We worry.

Nosotros______preocupamos.5. You say goodbye. Tú ______despides.

te

se

se

nos

te

Page 9: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

1. The kids misbehave.(portarse)Los niños se________ mal.2. She falls down. (caerse)

Se_______ .3. We get angry with our friends. (enojarse)

Nos____________ con nuestros amigos. 4. I feel sick. (sentirse)Me________enfermo.

5. You say goodbye to your parents. (despedirse)

Te__________de tus padres.

portan

cae

enojamos

siento

despides

Page 10: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

me aburro nos aburrimos

te aburres os aburrís

se aburre se aburren

aburrirse- to get bored

Page 11: Español 2 Sra. Lear. You’ve already learned that you can use direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, los, las) with verbs. In this photo the girl.

me asusto nos asustamos

te asustas os asustáis

se asusta se asustan

asustarse de- to be scared of

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caerse-to fall down

me caigo nos caemos

te caes os caéis

se cae se caen

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cansarse-to get tired

me canso nos cansamos

te cansas os cansáis

se cansa se cansan

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darse cuenta de-to realize

me doy cuenta de

nos damos…

te das… os dáis…

se da… se dan…

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despedirse-to say goodbye

me despido nos despedimos

te despides os despedís

se despide se despiden

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disculparse-to apologize

me disculpo nos disculpamos

te disculpas os disculpáis

se disculpa se disculpan

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divertirse-to enjoy oneself

me divierto nos divertimos

te diviertes os divertís

se divierte se divierten

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enojarse con-to get angry with

me enojo nos enojamos

te enojas os enojáis

se enoja se enojan

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portarse bien/mal-to behave

well/badlyme porto… nos

portamos…te portas… os portáis…

se porta… se portan…

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preocuparse por-to be worried about

me preocupo nos preocupamos

te preocupas os preocupáis

se preocupa se preocupan

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reunirse-to get together

me reuno nos reunimos

te reunes os reunís

se reune se reunen

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sentirse-to feel

me siento nos sentimos

te sientes os sentís

se siente se sienten

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p.115 ACT 8

1. Mi familia y yo nos asustamos (asustarse) de las películas.

2. Yo __________(aburrirse) con mis amigos en el centro.

Tarea: conjugate the following verbs reflexively:

1. cansarse-to get tired 2. disculparse-to apologize 3. divertirse-to enjoy oneself 4. reunirse-to get together

me canso nos

te cansas os

se_________ se________