grammar · reflexive

ME · TE · SE

Match the pronoun to the person performing a daily action.

Remember

yo me · tú te · él/ella/usted se nosotros/as nos · vosotros/as os · ellos/ellas/ustedes se

In a reflexive construction, the subject performs an action involving that same person. The pronoun changes with the subject, not with a nearby noun. Ustedes uses se; vosotros/as uses os. Se alone does not automatically mean passive, and not every verb with se is literally reflexive.

See the difference

Yo me baño.

I bathe myself / take a bath.

Tú te bañas.

You bathe yourself / take a bath.

Ella se baña.

She bathes herself / takes a bath.

Audio help

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