Daily Routine (reflexive verbs intro: levantarse, ducharse)
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 23 · 25 questions
Daily routines use reflexive verbs (levantarse, ducharse) with a reflexive pronoun (me, te, se) before the verb. They describe actions done to oneself.
What you'll practise
- Use reflexive pronouns me, te, se, nos, os
- Conjugate levantarse and ducharse
- Describe a daily routine in order
- Place the reflexive pronoun before the verb
All 25 questions in this Daily Routine (reflexive verbs intro: levantarse, ducharse) quiz
Spanish (A1) — Daily Routine (reflexive verbs intro: levantarse, ducharse): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What does 'levantarse' mean?
- How do you say 'I wake up' (Yo me despierto)?
- Which phrase means 'He gets up'?
- What does 'ducharse' mean?
- How do you say 'She showers'?
- Which verb means 'to dress' or 'to get dressed'?
- What is 'I get dressed' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'to comb (one's hair)'?
- Which phrase means 'She combs her hair'?
- What does 'afeitarse' mean?
- How do you say 'He shaves'?
- Which verb means 'to wash (oneself)'?
- What is 'I wash myself' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'to brush one's teeth'?
- Which phrase means 'I brush my teeth'?
- What does 'desayunar' mean?
- How do you say 'I eat breakfast'?
- Which verb means 'to lunch'?
- What is 'to have dinner' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'to go to bed'?
- Which phrase means 'I go to bed'?
- What does 'to work' mean in Spanish?
- How do you say 'She works'?
- Which phrase means 'I study'?
- What is 'to sleep' in Spanish?
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