Spanish Verb acostarse - Conjugation Chart (2024)

to go to bed, to lie down

-ar verb

reflexive

stem change (present, present subjunctive, commands)

spanish only

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presente de indicativo

present

yo me acuesto

I go to bed

tú te acuestas

you go to bed

él se acuesta

he goes to bed

nosotros nos acostamos

we go to bed

vosotros os acostáis

you go to bed

ellos se acuestan

they go to bed

imperfecto de indicativo

imperfect

yo me acostaba

I used to go to bed / I was going to bed

tú te acostabas

you used to go to bed / you were going to bed

él se acostaba

he used to go to bed / he was going to bed

nosotros nos acostábamos

we used to go to bed / we were going to bed

vosotros os acostabais

you used to go to bed / you were going to bed

ellos se acostaban

they used to go to bed / they were going to bed

pretérito

preterit

yo me acosté

I went to bed

tú te acostaste

you went to bed

él se acostó

he went to bed

nosotros nos acostamos

we went to bed

vosotros os acostasteis

you went to bed

ellos se acostaron

they went to bed

futuro

future

yo me acostaré

I will go to bed

tú te acostarás

you will go to bed

él se acostará

he will go to bed

nosotros nos acostaremos

we will go to bed

vosotros os acostaréis

you will go to bed

ellos se acostarán

they will go to bed

potencial simple

conditional

yo me acostaría

I would go to bed

tú te acostarías

él se había acostado

he had gone to bed

nosotros nos habíamos acostado

we had gone to bed

vosotros os habíais acostado

you had gone to bed

ellos se habían acostado

they had gone to bed

pretérito anterior

preterit perfect

yo me hube acostado

I had gone to bed

tú te hubiste acostado

you had gone to bed

él se hubo acostado

he had gone to bed

nosotros nos hubimos acostado

we had gone to bed

vosotros os hubisteis acostado

you had gone to bed

ellos se hubieron acostado

they had gone to bed

futuro perfecto

future perfect

yo me habré acostado

I will have gone to bed

tú te habrás acostado

you will have gone to bed

él se habrá acostado

he will have gone to bed

nosotros nos habremos acostado

we will have gone to bed

vosotros os habréis acostado

you will have gone to bed

ellos se habrán acostado

they will have gone to bed

potencial compuesto

conditional perfect

yo me habría acostado

I would have gone to bed

tú te habrías acostado

you would have gone to bed

él se habría acostado

he would have gone to bed

nosotros nos habríamos acostado

we would have gone to bed

vosotros os habríais acostado

you would have gone to bed

ellos se habrían acostado

they would have gone to bed

perfecto de subjuntivo

present perfect subjunctive

yo me haya acostado

I have gone to bed

tú te hayas acostado

you have gone to bed

él se haya acostado

he has gone to bed

nosotros nos hayamos acostado

we have gone to bed

vosotros os hayáis acostado

you have gone to bed

ellos se hayan acostado

they have gone to bed

pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo

past perfect subjunctive

yo me hubiera acostado

I had gone to bed

tú te hubieras acostado

you had gone to bed

él se hubiera acostado

he had gone to bed

nosotros nos hubiéramos acostado

we had gone to bed

vosotros os hubierais acostado

you had gone to bed

ellos se hubieran acostado

they had gone to bed

pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo 2

past perfect subjunctive 2

yo me hubiese acostado

I had gone to bed

tú te hubieses acostado

you had gone to bed

él se hubiese acostado

he had gone to bed

nosotros nos hubiésemos acostado

we had gone to bed

vosotros os hubieseis acostado

you had gone to bed

ellos se hubiesen acostado

they had gone to bed

gerundio

progressive

yo me estoy acostando

I am going to bed

tú te estás acostando

you are going to bed

él se está acostando

he is going to bed

nosotros nos estamos acostando

we are going to bed

vosotros os estáis acostando

you are going to bed

ellos se están acostando

they are going to bed

gerundio 2

progressive 2

yo estoy acostándome

I am going to bed

tú estás acostándote

you are going to bed

él está acostándose

he is going to bed

nosotros estamos acostándonos

we are going to bed

vosotros estáis acostándoos

you are going to bed

ellos están acostándose

they are going to bed

imperativo

commands

acuéstate (tú)

go to bed

no te acuestes (tú)

do not go to bed

acuéstese (usted)

go to bed

no se acueste (usted)

do not go to bed

acostémonos (nosotros)

let's go to bed

no nos acostemos (nosotros)

let's not go to bed

acostaos (vosotros)

go to bed

no os acostéis (vosotros)

do not go to bed

acuéstense (ustedes)

go to bed

no se acuesten (ustedes)

do not go to bed

Spanish Verb acostarse - Conjugation Chart (2024)

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How to conjugate the Spanish verb "acostarse"? ›

The present tense conjugations of acostarse are me acuesto (I am going to sleep/ lying down), tú acuestas (you am going to sleep/ lying down), se acuesta (he/she, they (formal) are going to sleep/ lying down), nos acostamos (they are going to sleep/ lying down), os acostáis (they (Spain) are going to sleep/ lying down) ...

Is acostarse an irregular verb? ›

Acostarse is an irregular verb in the present tense and, as a result, in the imperative as well. Therefore, the stem vowel o changes into ue in all singular forms and the third person plural.

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Why is acostarse reflexive? ›

' The Spanish verb acostarse (ah-kohs-TAHR-seh) means: 'to go to bed'. As you see, it ends in se, which means it is a reflexive verb. 'Reflexive' means that the action of going to bed is done by and for the person who does the action.

Personal Pronoun	Conjugation
Yo	me acostaré
Tu	te acostarás
El/Ella	se acostará
Nosotros	nos acostaremos

How do you know if a word is reflexive or not? ›

Intensive pronouns are reflexive pronouns that are used to emphasize the subject or antecedent in a sentence, often in the sense of “and not someone else.” You can tell when a word ending in -self or -selves is being used as an intensive pronoun because the sentence it is part of will not change in meaning ...

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What is the point of reflexive verbs? ›

A reflexive verb, simply put, is when both the subject AND the object of a sentence are the SAME. Essentially, a person is performing the action on oneself. Some examples of reflexive verbs are: cansarse, ducharse, despertarse, vestirse.

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What is the verb to sleep in Spanish? ›

The verb 'to sleep' in Spanish is 'dormir'.

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Is poner a stem a changing verb? ›

Poner is a Spanish irregular verb because it requires a stem change for some conjugations. Its main verb stem is pon-. This verb stem is the result of subtracting the infinitive ending -er from the verb.

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What is the present tense of estar? ›

To describe how you feel or where you are, you use the present indicative forms of estar - estoy, estás, está, estamos, estáis, están.

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What is the difference between acostarse and acostarse? ›

You would only use acostarse for singular or plural third person, or formal second person (usted, ustedes). If it were tú, you would use acostarte, and nosotros, acostarnos. Yo prefiero acostarme a las seis de la noche. But in that case you are putting something outside the blank given, instead of inside it.

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How do you say I go to bed in Spanish using acostarse? ›

Me acuesto,acostarse means to go to bed,lie down.

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How do you conjugate verbs in Spanish tenses? ›

According to the Spanish conjugation rules, different forms of the verb are created by removing the infinitive ending, such as ‒ar, ‒er, or ‒ir, and replacing it with the required ending that specifies who is performing an action depending on the used tense and mood (indicative, subjunctive or imperative).

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How do you conjugate ponerse? ›

ponerse

yo. me pongo.
tú te pones.
él/ella/Ud. se pone.
nos ponemos.
vosotros. os ponéis.
ellos/ellas/Uds. se ponen.

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