los verbos reflexivos

In what order do we do these steps to conjugate a reflexive verb? ¡Pon en orden los pasos para conjugar un verbo reflexivo! Step 1 Take the "se" off the end of the verb and move it to before the verb. Step 2 Change the "se" to the appropriate reflexive object pronoun. Step 3 Take the -ar, -er or -ir off the end of the verb. Step 4 Put the right ending on the verb. If it's irregular or a stem changer, do that too. Can you tell the difference between a subject pronoun and a reflexive object pronoun? How about an indirect object pronoun? Pon las palabras en la categoría correcta. subject pronouns (These perform verbs.) yo tú él [it] nosotros vosotros ellos reflexive object pronouns (These mean the subject does the verb to itself.) me te se nos os indirect object pronouns (These are indirectly affected when someone else performs a verb.) le les also me, te, nos, os Which subject pronouns go with which reflexive pronouns? ¡Parea los pronombres! yo me tú te nosotros _ y yo nos vosotros _ y tú os Ud., Uds., él, ella, [it], ellos se So when all is said and done, you get something like this ... Aquí tenemos el verbo "dormirse". Significa "to fall asleep". subject pronoun reflexive object pronoun dormir conjugation yo me duermo tú te duermes Ud., él, ella, [it] se duerme nosotros nos dormimos vosotros os dormís Uds., ellos se duermen Can you tell which reflexive pronouns match which present tense verb forms? Parea las conjugaciones de "lavarse", "to wash oneself". me lavo te lavas se lava, lavan nos lavamos os laváis ¿Qué hace la mujer? Word bank (because you may not already know all of these verbs):cepillarse los dientes desayunarse levantarseponerse el zapato prepararse para salir secarse levantarse cepillarse los dientes desayunarse ponerse el zapato secarse prepararse para salir ¿Qué hace la mujer? Using the image above, write an account of what this person does every day on her way out the door. You may want to add some steps that seem to have been skipped! (Feel free to give her a name, add times, etc.) Don't forget to conjugate verbs as necessary!