A reflexive pronoun can go at the end of an infinitive

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A reflexive pronoun can go at the end of an infinitive or before a conjugated verb. The meaning does not change. Yo no quiero afeitarme hoy. Yo no me quiero afeitar hoy. I don't want to shave today.

Published on Feb 15, 2016

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A reflexive pronoun can go at the end of an infinitive or before a conjugated verb. The meaning does not change.

Yo no quiero afeitarme hoy.
Yo no me quiero afeitar hoy.

I don't want to shave today.

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To tell what someone just did, use the present tense of acabar de followed by an infinitive.

Acabo de lavar el carro.
I just washed my car.

Los niños acaban de acostarse.
The children just went to bed.

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Use the preposition para before an infinitive to explain your purpose for doing somthing. Verbs after prepositions and prepositional phrases such as para, antes de and después de are in the infinitive.

Tengo que levantarme temprano para leventar pesas con Ana en el gimnasio.

I have to get up early (in order) to...

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Di cuándo vas a hacer las siguientes actividades.

1. levantarme

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Ponerme el piyama

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acostarme

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relajarme

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entrenarme

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vestirme

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Write 2 sentences detailing how you stay healthy.

Example: Para mantenerme en forma, entreno las piernas y los brazos.

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Conjugate the following verbs for each subject.

Tengo que _. (afeitarse)
Ellos necesitan _. (vestirse)
Nosotras _. (maquillarse)
¿Tú _. (entrenarse)

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I will acquire accuracy of expression using infinitives to communicate routines.

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Give the negative command for each verb.

1. Come algo
2. Haz tu tarea
3. Ayúdame
4. Ven

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I will acquire accuracy of expression using object and reflexive pronouns with commands to tell people what and what not to do.

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Franklin Spanish