37.1 The Imperative of Reflexive Verbs
You've done so much, VerbMasters, and come so far. We're in the home stretch! Let's connect some dots. So, what do we do with the reflexive pronoun when we use the imperative with a reflexive verb? Think of telling your friend to shave before work or to bathe after going to the gym.
37.2 Affirmative Imperative of Reflexive Verbs
In the affirmative imperative the reflexive pronoun must be attached to the end of the conjugated verb. Let's see what that looks like with each form.
Example:
Báñate porque estás cubierto de tierra.
Take a bath because you are covered in dirt.
37.3 Negative Imperative of Reflexive Verbs
In the negative imperative the reflexive pronoun must go before the conjugated verb. Let's see what that looks like with each form.
Example:
No nos aburramos–es muy importante mantener nuestro enfoque en esta clase tan difícil.
Let's not get bored–it's very important to stay focused in this difficult class.
That's all there is! Now get out there and practice, VerbMasters!
Practice Time!
Master these verb conjugations from Lesson 37