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Pasajes Lengua 8 El Proceso SE
Spanish uses reflexive pronouns with verbs to signal inner feelings or processes such as changes to physical emotional and mental states. This occurs with many verbs and the English equivalent is often "gets" "becomes" or an -en suffix. The following verbs, when used with reflexive pronouns, are frequently used to signal processes:
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| acostarse | to lie down; to go to bed |
| calentarse | to get warm, warm up |
| despertarse | to awaken, wake up |
| dormirse (me duermo, se durmió) | to fall asleep |
| enfermarse | to get sick |
| enfriarse | to get cold, cool down |
| levantarse | to rise, get up |
| mojarse | to get wet |
| secarse | to become dry, dry out |
| sentarse (me siento) | to sit down |
| alegrarse (de) | to get happy (about) |
| asustarse (de) | to become frightened (of) |
| casarse (con) | to get married (to) |
| comprometerse (a) | to make a commitment (to) |
| divertirse (me divierto, se divirtió) | to have a good time (fun) |
| divorciarse (de) | to get divorced (from) |
| enamorarse (de) | to fall in love (with) |
| enfadarse (con) | to get angry (with) |
| enojarse (con) | to get angry (with) |
| oponerse (a) | to be opposed (to) |
| preocuparse (por) | to worry (about) |
| quejarse (de) | to complain (about) |
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