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In the Previous Spanish Grammar Lessons, we have studied Reflexive Participles and Reflexive Pronouns. In this lesson, you will have a list of common reflexive verbs.
Verbs of Emotion are usually found in the reflexive when the meaning is “to get” or “to become”. Thus, they indicate a change of “state” from not being to being.
For example:
Se enojó mucho cuando escuchó eso.
S/he got very mad when s/he heard that.
.So we went from a state of NOT being mad to one of being mad.
In the following video, we’ll learn the most common Spanish reflexive verbs of emotion:
