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This worksheet practises German reflexive verbs such as sich freuen, sich waschen and sich treffen. Learners choose the correct reflexive pronoun (mich, dich, sich, mir, dir…) and use reflexive verbs in statements, negatives, questions and the perfect tense. It is designed for A2 learners in class or at home.
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Printable A2 German worksheet on reflexive verbs: accusative and dative reflexive pronouns, word order, negatives, questions and the perfect tense.
Start by revising the pronoun table on the board, highlighting that only ich and du change between accusative (mich/dich) and dative (mir/dir). Before Exercise 3, point out the rule: if there is another object, such as die Zähne, the reflexive pronoun is dative. Typical mistakes are using sich for every person, putting nicht before the reflexive pronoun, and forming the perfect tense with sein instead of haben. As a follow-up, learners can describe their morning routine in 6–8 sentences using at least five reflexive verbs.