Reflexive Verbs Vocabulary

Use the Reflexive Reference in Google Classroom Resources. Match the reflexive pronoun with its correct subject pronoun.Remember, you don't have to drag to match. You can click on the two boxes that match. nosotros nos ellos se tú te yo me Despertarse (e-ie) means _. to wake up to go to bed to fall asleep to get up Levantarse means _. to wake up to get dressed to get up to brush Ducharse means _. to comb to have breakfast to shower to bathe Lavarse el pelo means _. to put on clothes to wash the hair to put on makeup to dry Secarse means _. to dry the hair to put on lipstick to paint the nails to dry Maquillarse means _. to get dressed to shave to put on makeup to sit down Peinarse means _. to brush to comb to feel to dry Cepillarse los dientes means _. to say goodbye to dry the hair to dress to brush the teeth Mirarse means _. to have a bath to shave to look at oneself to paint nails Vestirse (e-i) means _. to get dressed to undress to wake up to go to bed Bañarse means _. to shower to bathe to wash to dry Afeitarse means _. to shave to fall asleep to dress to wake up Acostarse (o-ue) means _. to go to bed to wake up to get up to fall asleep Dormirse (o-ue) means _. to wake up to go to bed to fall asleep to dress Put each verb into the correct category for what time of day each activity is normally done.Por la mañana - in the morning or por la noche - at night Por la mañana (4) despertarse (e-ie) vestirse (e-i) levantarse ponerse la ropa Por la noche (3) acostarse (o-ue) dormirse (o-ue) quitarse la ropa Draw the object that you would associate with this activity: peinarseSimple stick figure is fine - your goal is to show you understand the meaning of the verb. (Don't write the English; if you've done your job, I should be able to figure it out.) To mark a word click its first letter then click its last. DESPERTARSE DESPEDIRSE AFEITARSE SENTIRSE SENTARSE DORMIRSE QUITARSE PONERSE