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📌 Indefinite, Imperfect, Perfect or Pluperfect? In Spanish, we choose past tenses depending on how we see the action, not just when it happened. 🔹 Preterite (pretérito indefinido) We use it for actions that move the story forward. 👉 Ayer llegué, hablé con el jefe y firmé el contrato. (Yesterday I arrived, spoke to the boss and signed the contract.) 🔹 Imperfect (pretérito imperfecto) We use it to describe the background, circumstances or what was going on. 👉 Era tarde y la oficina estaba vacía. (It was late and the office was empty.) 🔹 Present perfect (pretérito perfecto) We use it for past actions that are connected to the present. 👉 He enviado el correo, así que ahora podemos esperar la respuesta. (I have sent the email, so now we can wait for the answer.) 🔹 Pluperfect (pretérito pluscuamperfecto) It shows that one action happened before another past action. 👉 Cuando llegué, ya había enviado el informe. (When I arrived, I had already sent the report.) 🧠 Key idea: The preterite moves the story, the imperfect sets the scene, the perfect connects the past with now, and the pluperfect looks further back.
Cuando entré en la reunión, ya ______ el director.
habló
hablaba
ha hablado
había hablado
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In Spanish, a verb is truly reflexive when the subject and the object are the same person. 👉 The action returns to the subject. 🔹 Structure Pronoun + verb me te se nos os se 🔹 Common true reflexive verbs lavarse – to wash oneself 👉 Me lavo las manos. ducharse – to take a shower 👉 Se ducha por la mañana. peinarse – to comb one’s hair 👉 Me peino rápido. vestirse – to get dressed 👉 Nos vestimos a las ocho. afeitarse – to shave 👉 Se afeita todos los días. 🔹 How to check if a verb is truly reflexive You can add: a sí mismo/a If the sentence still makes sense, the verb is reflexive. ✔️ Se lavó a sí mismo ✔️ Me peiné a mí mismo 🔹 Reflexive verbs with body parts In Spanish, we normally use: reflexive pronoun definite article, not possessive ✔️ Me lavo las manos ❌ Me lavo mis manos ⚠️ Common learner mistake ❌ Lavo mis manos. ✅ Me lavo las manos. 🧠 Key idea True reflexive verbs describe daily routines and personal care actions where: the subject = the receiver of the action 🎯 Takeaway If you can say “to oneself”, it’s a true reflexive verb.
Which sentence uses a true reflexive verb correctly?
Lavo las manos antes de comer.
Me lavo mis manos antes de comer.
Me lavo las manos antes de comer.
Me lavo a mi amigo antes de comer.
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