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Hola,

I have a question:

For a homework assignment I have been given this:

Create a sentence while onjugating the verbs in Present Tense where needed, and add the Reflexive Pronoun whenever you use a Reflexive Verb.

The Question: Tu abuela / levantarse / las cinco de la mañana

My answer: Tu abuela se levanta las cinco de la mañana

In addition I had another question, is this following sentence conjugated correctly?
'A qué horas te levantas tú en la mañana, Raúl? '

Are these correct?

Gracias,

- Dwight

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Originally Posted by dwight.vj (Post 160003)

Hola,

I have a question:

For a homework assignment I have been given this:

Create a sentence while onjugating the verbs in Present Tense where needed, and add the Reflexive Pronoun whenever you use a Reflexive Verb.

The Question: Tu abuela / levantarse / las cinco de la mañana

My answer: Tu abuela se levanta (*) (Something is missing here) las cinco de la mañana

In addition I had another question, is this following sentence conjugated correctly?
'(*) (Missing punctuation) A qué horas (wrong number) te levantas (tú) (optional in this sentence) en la mañana, Raúl? '

Are these correct?

Gracias,

- Dwight

Welcome to the forums!

You conjugated the verbs correctly in both sentences.

Both of your sentences have other problems, which I have marked and then written (a hint). If you want more of an explanation, ask for it and someone will help you out.

I agree with Wrholt, but I have to say that "¿a qué horas...?" is a valid question. Many people say "horas" instead of "hora". It's probably more colloquial, but it's very frequently heard. :)

Thank You for the feedback I was able to correct me mistake.
To confirm did I use the correct reflexive pronoun 'te' for the A que horas conjugation statement, or should the reflexive pronoun be se?

- Dwight

Both sentences have the right reflexive pronoun. :)