Froggy Jumps WHEN "GET" VERBS ARE REFLEXIVE IN SPANISH!Version en ligne Pick the right answers! par Spanish & Fun with Teacher Martincho! 1 ¿Cómo se dice 'to get bored' en español? a Cansarse b Enfadarse c Aburrirse 2 ¿Qué significa 'avergonzarse'? a To get angry b To get sick c To get embarrassed 3 ¿Cómo se dice 'to get tired' en español? a Casarse b Cansarse c Confundirse 4 ¿Qué significa 'casarse'? a To get married b To get confused c To get drunk 5 ¿Cómo se dice 'to get drunk' en español? a Emborracharse b Avergonzarse c Cansarse 6 ¿Qué significa 'enfadarse'? a To get married b To get angry c To get bored 7 ¿Cómo se dice 'to get sick' en español? a Enfermarse b Divorciarse c Ensuciarse 8 ¿Qué significa 'ensuciarse'? a To get tired b To get dirty c To get confused 9 What does 'enojarse' mean? a To get lost b To get involved c To get angry 10 What is the meaning of 'involucrarse'? a To get involved b To get dressed c To get ready 11 What does 'llevarse bien' translate to? a To get along b To get up c To get annoyed 12 What does 'levantarse' mean in English? a To get lost b To get up c To get involved 13 What does 'mancharse' refer to? a To get angry b To get stained c To get ready 14 What is the meaning of 'marearse'? a To get annoyed b To get along c To get dizzy 15 What does 'molestarse' mean? a To get annoyed b To get lost c To get dressed 16 What does 'perderse' translate to? a To get up b To get lost c To get involved 17 What is the meaning of 'prepararse'? a To get stained b To get angry c To get ready 18 What does 'vestirse' mean? a To get dressed b To get dizzy c To get along
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