Conjugate Rascarse in Spanish: All Tense, Chart, Practice Test

spanish conjugation of rascarse
Mastering the ins and outs of Spanish verbs is a cornerstone of becoming fluent in the language. Among these verbs, reflexive ones hold a special place due to their unique structure and usage, which reflects an action done onto oneself. One such verb is “rascarse,” which means “to scratch oneself.” Understanding how to conjugate “rascarse” in Spanish is fundamental for learners as it not only enhances one’s verb conjugation skills but also improves overall communication proficiency.

Conjugating “rascarse” involves recognizing the various tenses and moods in the Spanish language, from the present indicative to the subjunctive and imperative forms. This article aims to guide beginners and intermediate Spanish learners through the process, making the task of conjugation less daunting. By breaking down each step and providing a systematic approach, learners will gain confidence in their ability to use “rascarse” correctly in various contexts.

Furthermore, we’ll delve into the significance of reflexive verbs in the Spanish language, explaining why mastering how to conjugate “rascarse” in Spanish is not just about memorization but understanding the nuances that make the language rich and expressive. This journey into Spanish verb conjugation promises to equip learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to express themselves more naturally and accurately in everyday conversations.

Rascarse Conjugation Chart in Spanish

Rascarse Conjugation Present Tense – Presente

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me rasco	Me rasco la cabeza cuando estoy confundido.	I scratch my head when I’m confused.
tú	te rascas	¿Te rascas porque te pica o por costumbre?	Are you scratching because it itches or out of habit?
él/ella/usted	se rasca	Se rasca la barbilla al pensar.	He/She/You scratch your chin when thinking.
nosotros/nosotras	nos rascamos	Nos rascamos después de jugar en el jardín.	We scratch ourselves after playing in the garden.
vosotros/vosotras	os rascáis	Os rascáis mucho ¿Hay mosquitos?	You all scratch yourselves a lot, are there mosquitoes?
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se rascan	Se rascan constantemente, parecen inquietos.	They/You all scratch yourselves constantly, you seem restless.

Rascarse Conjugation Present Perfect Tense – Pretérito Perfecto Conjugation Chart

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me he rascado	Me he rascado la espalda.	I have scratched my back.
tú	te has rascado	Te has rascado mucho la cabeza hoy.	You have scratched your head a lot today.
él/ella/usted	se ha rascado	Se ha rascado tanto que le ha salido un moretón.	He/She/You(formal) have scratched so much that a bruise has appeared.
nosotros/as	nos hemos rascado	Nos hemos rascado los mosquitos todo el día.	We have scratched the mosquito bites all day.
vosotros/as	os habéis rascado	Os habéis rascado ya esa picadura de abeja?	Have you guys already scratched that bee sting?
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se han rascado	Se han rascado todos después de tocar la hiedra venenosa.	They/You all have scratched themselves after touching the poison ivy.

Rascarse Conjugation Simple Paste Tense – Pretérito Indefinido

Here’s Rascarse conjugation preterite indefinido:

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me rasqué	Ayer me rasqué mucho el brazo.	Yesterday, I scratched my arm a lot.
tú	te rascaste	Te rascaste la cabeza mientras pensabas.	You scratched your head while thinking.
él/ella/Ud.	se rascó	Él se rascó la pierna después de la picadura.	He scratched his leg after the bite.
nosotros/as	nos rascamos	Nos rascamos las espaldas mutuamente.	We scratched each other’s backs.
vosotros/as	os rascasteis	Os rascasteis tanto que os salió una erupción.	You all scratched so much that you got a rash.
ellos/ellas/Uds.	se rascaron	Se rascaron los brazos durante la caminata.	They scratched their arms during the hike.

Rascarse Imperfect Conjugation – Pretérito Imperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
(tú)	ráscate	Ráscate si te pica mucho.	Scratch yourself if it itches a lot.
(usted)	rásquese	Rásquese suavemente la piel.	Scratch your skin gently.
(nosotros)	raskémonos	Raskémonos antes de ponernos la crema.	Let’s scratch before applying the cream.
(vosotros)	rascaos	Rascaos si tenéis picazón.	Scratch yourselves if you feel itchy.
(ustedes)	rásquense	Rásquense con cuidado.	Scratch yourselves carefully.

Rascarse Conjugation Pluperfect/Past Perfect Tense – Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
Yo	me había rascado	Antes de cenar, me había rascado tanto el brazo.	Before dinner, I had scratched my arm so much.
Tú	te habías rascado	¿Te habías rascado la picadura antes de aplicar el medicamento?	Had you scratched the bite before applying the medication?
Él/Ella	se había rascado	Se había rascado la cabeza pensando en la solución.	He/She had scratched his/her head thinking about the solution.
Nosotros/as	nos habíamos rascado	Nos habíamos rascado tanto que decidimos buscar una crema.	We had scratched so much that we decided to look for a cream.
Vosotros/as	os habíais rascado	¿Os habíais rascado ya cuando notasteis la hiedra venenosa?	Had you already scratched yourselves when you noticed the poison ivy?
Ellos/Ellas	se habían rascado	Se habían rascado por toda la varicela antes de ir al médico.	They had scratched all over because of the chickenpox before going to the doctor.

Rascarse Conjugation Simple Future Tense – Futuro Simple

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me rascaré	Mañana me rascaré la cabeza pensando.	Tomorrow I will scratch my head thinking.
tú	te rascarás	Te rascarás la barbilla, reflexionando.	You will scratch your chin, pondering.
él/ella/usted	se rascará	Se rascará la pierna después de correr.	He/She/You(formal) will scratch their leg after running.
nosotros/as	nos rascaremos	Nos rascaremos la espalda mutuamente.	We will scratch each other’s back.
vosotros/as	os rascaréis	Os rascaréis pensando en la solución.	You all will scratch yourselves thinking of the solution.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se rascarán	Se rascarán la cabeza al ver el resultado.	They/You all(formal) will scratch their heads upon seeing the result.

Rascarse Spanish Conjugation Future Perfect Tense – Futuro Perfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me habré rascado	Para mañana, me habré rascado mucho.	By tomorrow, I will have scratched myself a lot.
tú	te habrás rascado	Tú te habrás rascado todo antes de ir al médico.	You will have scratched yourself all over before going to the doctor.
él/ella	se habrá rascado	Ella se habrá rascado antes de que la veamos.	She will have scratched herself before we see her.
nosotros	nos habremos rascado	Nosotros nos habremos rascado después del paseo.	We will have scratched ourselves after the walk.
vosotros	os habréis rascado	Vosotros os habréis rascado por la picazón.	You all will have scratched yourselves because of the itchiness.
ellos	se habrán rascado	Ellos se habrán rascado mucho después de jugar.	They will have scratched themselves a lot after playing.

Rascarse Conjugation Simple Conditional Tense – Condicional Simple

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me rascaría	Me rascaría si tuviera picazón.	I would scratch myself if I felt itchy.
tú	te rascarías	Te rascarías todo el día.	You would scratch yourself all day long.
él/ella	se rascaría	Se rascaría la espalda.	He/She would scratch his/her back.
nosotros	nos rascaríamos	Nos rascaríamos sin parar.	We would scratch ourselves nonstop.
vosotros	os rascaríais	Os rascaríais en público?	Would you (pl.) scratch yourselves in public?
ellos	se rascarían	Se rascarían en la reunión.	They would scratch themselves at the meeting.

Conjugate Rascarse in Spanish: Conditional Perfect Tense – Condicional Compuesto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me habría rascado	Si me hubiera picado, me habría rascado.	If it had itched, I would have scratched myself.
tú	te habrías rascado	Si te hubiera picado, te habrías rascado.	If it had itched, you would have scratched yourself.
él/ella/usted	se habría rascado	Si le hubiera picado, se habría rascado.	If it had itched, he/she/you would have scratched themselves.
nosotros/nosotras	nos habríamos rascado	Si nos hubiera picado, nos habríamos rascado.	If it had itched, we would have scratched ourselves.
vosotros/vosotras	os habríais rascado	Si os hubiera picado, os habríais rascado.	If it had itched, you all would have scratched yourselves.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se habrían rascado	Si les hubiera picado, se habrían rascado.	If it had itched, they/you all would have scratched themselves.

Rascarse Conjugation Imperative Tense – Imperativo

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
(tú)	ráscate	Ráscate si te pica mucho.	Scratch yourself if it itches a lot.
(usted)	rásquese	Rásquese suavemente la piel.	Scratch your skin gently.
(nosotros)	raskémonos	Raskémonos antes de ponernos la crema.	Let’s scratch before applying the cream.
(vosotros)	rascaos	Rascaos si tenéis picazón.	Scratch yourselves if you feel itchy.
(ustedes)	rásquense	Rásquense con cuidado.	Scratch yourselves carefully.

Rascarse Subjunctive Conjugation

Rascarse Subjunctive Conjugation Present Tense – Subjuntivo Presente

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me rasque	Espero que yo me rasque menos.	I hope that I scratch myself less.
tú	te rasques	No quiero que te rasques.	I don’t want you to scratch.
él/ella/usted	se rasque	Es bueno que él se rasque.	It’s good that he scratches.
nosotros/nosotras	nos rasquemos	Ojalá que nos rasquemos menos	Hopefully, we scratch ourselves less.
vosotros/vosotras	os rasquéis	Quiero que os rasquéis suavemente.	I want you all to scratch gently.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se rasquen	No permitas que se rasquen.	Don’t allow them to scratch.

Rascarse Conjugation Present Perfect Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Pretérito Perfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me haya rascado	Espero que yo me haya rascado con cuidado.	I hope I have scratched myself carefully.
tú	te hayas rascado	Ojalá que tú te hayas rascado sin lastimarte.	I hope you have scratched yourself without injury.
él/ella/usted	se haya rascado	Es bueno que él se haya rascado la pierna.	It’s good that he has scratched his leg.
nosotros/as	nos hayamos rascado	Me alegra que nosotros nos hayamos rascado sin problemas.	I’m glad we have scratched ourselves without problems.
vosotros/as	os hayáis rascado	Espero que vosotros os hayáis rascado lo suficiente.	I hope you all have scratched yourselves enough.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se hayan rascado	Es importante que ellos se hayan rascado con precaución.	It’s important that they have scratched with caution.

Rascarse Conjugation Imperfect Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Pretérito Imperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me rascara	Ojalá que yo me rascara menos.	I wish I scratched myself less.
tú	te rascaras	Si tú te rascaras menos, estarías mejor.	If you scratched yourself less, you’d be better.
él/ella	se rascara	Esperaba que él se rascara la cabeza.	I hoped he would scratch his head.
nosotros	nos rascáramos	Si nosotros nos rascáramos menos, bien iría.	If we scratched ourselves less, it would go well.
vosotros	os rascarais	Quería que vosotros os rascarais más.	I wanted you all to scratch yourselves more.
ellos	se rascaran	Sería bueno que ellos se rascaran.	It would be good if they scratched themselves.

Rascarse Pluperfect Subjunctive Conjugation – Subjuntivo Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
yo	me hubiera rascado	Si me hubiera rascado menos, no tendría una cicatriz.	If I had scratched myself less, I wouldn’t have a scar.
tú	te hubieras rascado	Ojalá no te hubieras rascado tanto.	I wish you hadn’t scratched yourself so much.
él/ella/usted	se hubiera rascado	Si se hubiera rascado menos, estaría más cómodo ahora.	If he/she had scratched less, he/she would be more comfortable now.
nosotros/nosotras	nos hubiéramos rascado	Si nos hubiéramos rascado menos, aún podríamos ir a la playa.	If we had scratched ourselves less, we could still go to the beach.
vosotros/vosotras	os hubierais rascado	Si os hubierais rascado con menos fuerza, no habría pasado nada.	If you all had scratched less hard, nothing would have happened.
ellos/ellas/ustedes	se hubieran rascado	Si se hubieran rascado menos, no habrían tenido problemas de piel.	If they had scratched themselves less, they wouldn’t have had skin problems.

Rascarse Conjugation Future Subjunctive – Subjuntivo Futuro

Pronoun	Conjugation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
(yo)	me rascare	Si me rascare, será solo por una picazón.	If I scratch myself, it will only be because of an itch.
(tú)	te rascares	Si te rascares en público, podría ser embarazoso.	If you scratch yourself in public, it could be embarrassing.
(él/ella)	se rascare	Si se rascare durante la entrevista, qué dirán.	If he/she scratches himself/herself during the interview, what will they say.
(nosotros)	nos rasca?remos	Cuando nos rasca?remos después de la caminata, nos sentiremos mejor.	When we scratch ourselves after the hike, we will feel better.
(vosotros)	os rascareis	Si os rascareis por la alergia, buscad ayuda.	If you scratch yourselves because of the allergy, seek help.
(ellos)	se rascaren	Si se rascaren en la noche, quizá no notaremos.	If they scratch themselves at night, perhaps we won’t notice.

Practice Test For Conjugating Rascarse in Spanish

1. Yo me __ cuando siento picazón.

A) rasca
B) rascas
C) rasco
D) rascamos

Tú te __ al despertar cada mañana.

A) rascas
B) rasca
C) rasco
D) rascáis
Él siempre se __ después de jugar con su perro.

A) rasca
B) rascas
C) rascamos
D) rascan
Nosotros nos __ mucho en el invierno por la piel seca.

A) rascamos
B) rascar
C) rascas
D) rascan
Vosotros os __ cuando vais al campo.

A) rascáis
B) rasca
C) rascamos
D) rascas
Ellos se __ porque están siempre en contacto con plantas.

A) rascamos
B) rascan
C) rascáis
D) rasca
Yo me __ mucho la cabeza cuando estudio.

A) rasco
B) rascas
C) rasca
D) rascáis
Tú te ___ los brazos constantemente, ¿tienes alergia?

A) rasca
B) rascas
C) rasco
D) rascan
Él se __ la barbilla pensando en la respuesta.

A) rascamos
B) rascan
C) rasca
D) rascas
Nosotros nos __ los ojos por el cansancio.

A) rascamos
B) rasca
C) rascas
D) rascan
Vosotros os __ las manos después de lavarlas.

A) rascar
B) rasca
C) rascáis
D) rascan
Ellos se __ los pies después de un largo día de caminata.

A) rascan
B) rasca
C) rascas
D) rascamos
Yo me __ la nariz con frecuencia en primavera.

A) rasco
B) rascas
C) rasca
D) rascan
Tú te __ la espalda contra la esquina de la pared.

A) rasca
B) rascas
C) rascamos
D) rascan
Él se __ el cuello nerviosamente durante la entrevista.

A) rascas
B) rasca
C) rascamos
D) rascan
Nosotros nos __ las rodillas después de caer.

A) rascáis
B) rascar
C) rasco
D) rascamos
Vosotros os __ los tobillos por los mosquitos.

A) rascan
B) rascáis
C) rascas
D) rasca
Ellos se __ mucho después de la picadura de medusa.

A) rascan
B) rascar
C) rasca
D) rascamos
Yo me __ los brazos después de tocar la hiedra venenosa.

A) rasca
B) rasco
C) rascas
D) rascar
Tú te __ por todo después de correr entre el pasto.

A) rascar
B) rascas
C) rascáis
D) rasca

Answers:
1. C) rasco
2. A) rascas
3. A) rasca
4. A) rascamos
5. A) rascáis
6. B) rascan
7. A) rasco
8. B) rascas
9. C) rasca
10. A) rascamos
11. C) rascáis
12. A) rascan
13. A) rasco
14. B) rascas
15. B) rasca
16. D) rascamos
17. B) rascáis
18. A) rascan
19. B) rasco
20. B) rascas

This definitive guide on how to conjugate rascarse in Spanish is designed for learners at all levels. Whether you’re a beginner eager to master the basics or an advanced learner polishing your grammar, this article is tailored to cover every angle of rascarse conjugation. With a meticulous approach, we’ve distilled key insights into the most searched-for aspects of conjugating ‘rascarse,’ ensuring that no stone is left unturned.

In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the rascarse conjugation present, where you’ll discover how to correctly use rascarse in the present tense, laying the foundation for expressing current actions and states. We then transition into the past with rascarse preterite and rascarse conjugation preterite, guiding you through the nuances of recounting completed actions. For those intricate narratives, rascarse preterite conjugation will sharpen your storytelling, ensuring you convey past events with accuracy.

Venturing into the subjunctive mood, our guide on rascarse subjunctive illuminates how to express desires, doubts, and hypotheticals with rascarse, adding depth to your conversations and writings. And for those looking to master every tense, our sections on rascarse conditional, rascarse imperative, and rascarse infinitive usage will refine your command of Spanish, enabling you to navigate future possibilities, give commands, and utilize rascarse in its most versatile form.

By weaving through these phrases, our article stands as a beacon for learners and educators alike, promising a well-rounded mastery of rascarse. So, whether you’re drafting an email, engaging in conversation, or penning a narrative, let this guide be your trusted companion in conquering the conjugation of “rascarse” across all its forms.

Final Words
In conclusion, the ability to conjugate “rascarse” in Spanish is a vital skill for learners aiming to master the intricacies of the Spanish language. The process involves understanding the different forms this reflexive verb takes across various tenses and moods, highlighting the importance of grasping reflexive verb structures in Spanish. Such knowledge not only enhances ones verbal skills but also deepens understanding of how actions are related to the subject in a reflective manner, an essential aspect of fluency.

Furthermore, mastering the conjugation of “rascarse” enriches a learner’s ability to express personal actions and experiences more accurately and naturally. It opens up avenues for more engaging conversations and descriptive narratives, allowing learners to connect with Spanish-speaking cultures on a deeper level. The reflexive nature of “rascarse” offers a glimpse into the subtleties of Spanish grammar, elevating one’s language use from basic communication to more sophisticated and nuanced expression.

Lastly, the journey of learning to conjugate “rascarse” in Spanish exemplifies the broader challenge and reward of language learning. It highlights the importance of attention to detail, practice, and perseverance. As learners navigate through the complexities of Spanish verb conjugations, they not only gain linguistic skills but also develop a greater appreciation for the beauty and depth of the Spanish language. Such an endeavor, while challenging, is undoubtedly rewarding for anyone dedicated to becoming proficient in Spanish.