The verb MUDARSE (to move) 1

Free Spanish exercise on the reflexive verb mudarse (to move house). Fill in the correct form. Elementary–intermediate level.

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Mudarse — to move (house or city) — Mudarse specifically means to move home or relocate: Me mudé a Madrid el año pasado. ¿Cuándo os mudáis? Contrast with mover (to physically move an object): Mueve la silla. And moverse (to move/shift oneself physically): ¡No te muevas!

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Reflexive conjugation across tenses — As a reflexive verb, mudarse uses reflexive pronouns: present me mudo, te mudas, se muda…; preterite me mudé, te mudaste, se mudó…; near future me voy a mudar. The reflexive pronoun changes with the subject but the verb stem follows regular conjugation rules.

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Related verbs: instalarse, trasladarse — Instalarse en = to settle in / set yourself up in: Nos instalamos en el nuevo apartamento. Trasladarse = to transfer / relocate (more formal, often used for work relocations): La empresa se trasladó a Bilbao. All three are reflexive and overlap in meaning with mudarse.

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Write the correct version of the verb MUDARSE, using the tense outlined (in parentheses).
Example: She moved here in 2013. = Ella se mudó aquí en 2013. (preterite)

1. He moved here from Mexico. = Él aquí desde México. (preterite)

2. We will move to France in two years. = a Francia en dos años. (future)

3. She is moving tomorrow. = Mañana de casa. (present)

4. They (ellos) moved here two weeks ago. = Ellos aquí hace dos semanas. (preterite)

5. Are you moving? = Me quedo dos semanas.

6. I'll let you know in two days. = Te aviso dos días.

7. How long have you know this? = ¿ cuándo lo sabes?

8. I'll be here until Tuesday. = Voy a estar aquí hasta el lunes

9. I moved here in 2013. = Me mudé aquí 2013.

10. Until then, don't do anything. = entonces, no hagas nada.

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