Spanish Grammar and Vocabulary: Pronouns, Preterite, and Clothing

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What are the indirect object pronouns in Spanish?

indirect object pronouns

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direct object pronouns

lo — it (masculine), la — it (feminine), los — them (masculine plural), las — them (feminine plural)

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i

i

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What happens to le/les when used with direct object pronouns?

le/les → se — when used with lo, la, los, las

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ar pretérito

é — I, aste — you, ó — he/she, amos — we, aron — they

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-ER / -IR preterite

í — I, iste — you, ió — he/she, imos — we, ieron — they

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What are the reflexive pronouns in Spanish?

me — myself, te — yourself, se — himself/herself, nos — ourselves, se — themselves

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What is the infinitive for 'to go to bed' in Spanish?

acostarse

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What is the infinitive for 'to shave' in Spanish?

afeitarse

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What is the infinitive for 'to bathe' in Spanish?

bañarse

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to wake up

despertarse

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to shower

ducharse

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What is the infinitive for 'to wash oneself' in Spanish?

lavarse

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What is the infinitive for 'to put on makeup' in Spanish?

maquillarse

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relax

relajarse

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greet others / people

saludarse

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What is the usage of 'se' for impersonal actions?

se impersonal — general actions (people in general)

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i

i

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What are some time words that trigger the pretérito?

ayer — yesterday, luego — then, después — after, finalmente — finally