SPAN101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Reflexive Verb, Reflexive Pronoun

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Spanish
• Course: SPAN101
• Professor: David Rozotto

Document Summary

Used to indicate that subject does something to/for himself/herself. Always used with reflexive pronouns ex; carolos (subject) se afeita (reflexive verb) todos los d as. Reflexive pronouns yo t ud. / l/ella nosotros/as vosotros/as uds. /ellos/ellas me lavo te lavas se lava nos lavamos os lava s se lavan. When reflexive verb is conjugated = reflexive pronoun agrees with the subject. Reflexive pronouns follows same rules for placement as object pronouns they are placed before conjugated verb/attached to infinitive/present participle. Accent mark is added when attached ex; carlos se afeita. Carlos se est afeitando or carlos est afeit ndose.