El presente: me levanto
levantarse → me levanto · ducharse → me ducho · vestirse → me visto
| Infinitive | Yo |
|---|---|
| levantarse | me levanto |
| ducharse | me ducho |
| vestirse | me visto |
A2Song 09Elementary3:28Out Thu 22 Oct, 16:00 UK
Spanish Reflexive Verbs Song
Me Levanto, Me Levanté
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Thu 22 Oct, 16:00 UK
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Yo (I) or él (he)? Present or past? Choose the form that fits.
Levantarse, me a las siete,
to get up: I get up at seven,
Or listen and type: hear a line, write the missing words.
Learn the Spanish reflexive verbs in one song, in the present and the past. The pronoun goes before the verb: me levanto (I get up), te levantas (you get up), se levanta (he / she gets up). In the past it stays in front: me levanté (I got up), se levantó (he / she got up).
InfinitiveYo (I)6 verbs in 2 groups
Lyrics · Spanish, then English
Practice
Test yourself
Yo (I) or él (he)? Present or past? Choose the form that fits.
1.Levantarse, me a las siete,
to get up: I get up at seven,
2.ducharse, me con agua fría,
to shower: I shower with cold water,
3.vestirse, me muy rápido,
to get dressed: I get dressed really fast,
5 more questions after these.
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The verbs
All 6 verbs, in groups
The song sings the verbs in groups that follow one pattern, so you learn the pattern once and use it for every verb. The underlined part is what the group shares.
me + presente: -o
El pasado: me levanté
dormirse → me dormí · despertarse → me desperté
| Infinitive | Yo |
|---|---|
| dormirse | me dormí |
| acostarse | me acosté |
| despertarse | me desperté |
Your turn
What time did you get up yesterday? Answer in Spanish
For example: «Ayer me levanté a las siete y me duché con agua fría.»
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