Daily Routine - Verbs with Direct Objects

Non-reflexive & Reflexive

arranges ("gets ready"), cares ("cares for..."/"takes care of..."), dresses, undresses, washes, bathes, showers, dries, brushes, combs, shaves, depilates, paints ("puts on makeup"), "makes up" ("puts on makeup"), wakes, rises/lifts ("gets up"/"stands up"), lays ("lays down"/"goes to bed")

MINI-LESSON

Reflexive & Non-reflexive Direct-Object Pronouns

Remember that the verb really isn't reflexive, the object is reflexive.

An object is reflexive if it is the same as the subject:

· he sees himself

· they will respect themselves

· I have invited myself

Calling a verb with a reflexive direct object a "reflexive verb" is misleading and inexact.

The verbs included in a typical daily-routine unit are usually only practiced with reflexive pronouns, but they can also be practiced logically with non-reflexive pronouns:

· a man who goes to a barber will say, "he shaves me". And the barber will say "I shave him".

· patients in a hospital will say, "they bathe us", and the nurses will say, "we bathe them".

It's all very logical!

Make sure to SAY every answer in Spanish before you click it.

Verbs with Direct-Object Pronouns

MATCH IT

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TRY A PAST TENSE:

was     did     has     had

TRY THE FUTURE OR CONDITIONAL:

will     would

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Verbs with Direct-Object Pronouns Plus Pronouns 'Tags'

MATCH IT

spanish vocabulary transitive verbs intelengua

TRY A PAST TENSE:

was     did     has     had

TRY THE FUTURE OR CONDITIONAL:

will     would

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