Me levanto a las siete.
I get up at seven.
grammar · reflexive
Getting up and going to bed
Use common pronominal routine verbs while keeping their meanings distinct.
Remember
levantarse → me levanto acostarse → me acuesto bañarse → me baño
Levantarse means to get up; acostarse means to go to bed or lie down; bañarse means to bathe / take a bath. Acostarse has a present o → ue pattern in me acuesto, but nos acostamos keeps o. These are explicitly authored teaching examples, not additions to the stored 18-verb reference. Dormirse means to fall asleep, not simply to go to bed.
See the difference
Me acuesto a las diez.
I go to bed at ten.
Me baño por la mañana.
I take a bath in the morning.
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