Reflexive pronouns
This is the reflexive pronoun used with “io.”
“mi”
Conjugate “alzarsi” for “io” in the present tense.
“mi alzo”?
This reflexive verb means “to get angry.”
What is “arrabbiarsi”
Conjugate “svegliarsi” for “io” in the present tense.
“mi sveglio”
A che ora ti svegli la mattina! Say 9 o'clock
Mi sveglio alle nove.
This reflexive pronoun is used with “noi.”
“ci”
Conjugate “vestirsi” for “tu” in the present tense.
“ti vesti”?
This verb means “to remember” and is reflexive in Italian.
“ricordarsi”
“prepararsi” for “noi” in the present tense.
“ci prepariamo”
I get up at 9 o'clock
mi alzi alle nove
This pronoun is used with “loro.”
“si”
Translate: “We get up at 7.”
“Ci alziamo alle sette”?
Translate: “They (f.) complain about the noise.”
lamentare
“Si lamentano del rumore”
“He gets bored easily.” annoiarsi
“Si annoia facilmente”
What time does he clean his teeth?
a che ora si lava i denti?
True or False: Reflexive pronouns come before the verb in the present tense.
“True”
Conjugate “divertirsi” for “voi” in the present tense.
“vi divertite”?
Conjugate “accorgersi” for “io” in the present tense.
“mi accorgo”
Conjugate “sentirsi” for “voi” in the present tense.
“vi sentite”
What will we call ourselves?
Come ci chiamiamo?
List all six reflexive pronouns in Italian.
“mi, ti, si, ci, vi, si”
Translate: “They (f.) comb their hair.”
“Si pettinano i capelli”?
Explain the difference between “chiamare” and “chiamarsi.”
What is “Chiamare means ‘to call’; chiamarsi means ‘to be called’ (used for names)”
Translate: “I clean my teeth at 8.30am
Mi lavo i denti alle otto e mezzo.
What time do you get up in the morning? you pl
A che ora vi svegliate la mattina?