Pronombres reflexivos
Reflexive pronouns are used with pronominal verbs. They always agree with the subject of the sentence and are usually placed directly in front of the verb. However, for infinitives, present participles, and affirmative commands, pronouns can get attached to the end – learn more.
There are 5 Spanish reflexive pronouns:
| yo | me |
| tú | te |
| él ella Ud. |
se |
| nosotros | nos |
| vosotros | os |
| ellos ellas Uds. |
se |
Word order
Like object pronouns, reflexive pronouns usually* directly precede the verb.
Por ejemplo…
| Me baño. | I’m taking a bath. | |
| ¿Te maquillas? | Are you putting on make-up? | |
| Nos vemos. | We see each other. |
Agreement
Reflexive pronouns always have to agree with their subjects, with every tense, mood, and verb form.
Por ejemplo…
| Future | Me bañaré. | I will take a batch. | |
| Infinitive | Vamos a vernos. | We’re going to see each other. |
Reflexive Pronouns Quizzes
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Related lessons
- * Reflexive pronoun placement
- Reflexive prepositional pronouns
- Reflexive se with unplanned occurrences
- Pronominal verbs
- Subject pronouns
- Direct objects
- Indirect objects
- Word order with double pronouns
Spanish lesson plans
- Direct, Indirect, and Reflexive Pronouns (Worksheet, 10th – higher ed)
- Pronombres (Worksheets, 9th-11th grade)
