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quitarse = to take off
Step 1: REMOVE the Reflexive Ending: -se >>
Step 2: REMOVE the Infinitive Ending: >>
Step 3: ADD 1st person Ending: >>
Step 4: ADD the appropriate reflexive pronoun at the beginning:
Step 5: SENTENCE:
Step 1: REMOVE the Reflexive Ending: -se >>
Step 2: REMOVE the Infinitive Ending: >>
Step 3: ADD 1st person Ending: >>
Step 4: ADD the appropriate reflexive pronoun at the beginning:
Step 5: SENTENCE:
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Let’s conjugate the verb "quitarse" (to take off) in the first person (yo) using your outlined steps:
**Step 1:** REMOVE the Reflexive Ending: -se
- quitar
**Step 2:** REMOVE the Infinitive Ending:
- quit (from "quitar")
**Step 3:** ADD 1st person Ending:
- quito (the 1st person singular form of "quitar" is "quito")
**Step 4:** ADD the appropriate reflexive pronoun at the beginning:
- me (the reflexive pronoun for "yo")
**Step 5:** SENTENCE:
- **Me quito.** (I take off [something].)
You can specify further what you are taking off, for example, “Me quito la ropa” (I take off my clothes).
**Step 1:** REMOVE the Reflexive Ending: -se
- quitar
**Step 2:** REMOVE the Infinitive Ending:
- quit (from "quitar")
**Step 3:** ADD 1st person Ending:
- quito (the 1st person singular form of "quitar" is "quito")
**Step 4:** ADD the appropriate reflexive pronoun at the beginning:
- me (the reflexive pronoun for "yo")
**Step 5:** SENTENCE:
- **Me quito.** (I take off [something].)
You can specify further what you are taking off, for example, “Me quito la ropa” (I take off my clothes).
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