I'm an old, retired guy who's been studying Spanish a bit for the last couple of years just to keep my mind active. I had two weeks of immersion in Málaga, Spain, last year, and plan to go back for two more in October. I'm not really conversational at all, so I want to get lots of practice prior to going back to Spain.

First, is this the right place to ask a question about a specific course, or is there some place that I haven't found that allows me to ask a question within the lesson itself? My question is this: the lesson says "No te preocupes" for don't worry. I can't figure out why it has the "es" ending for an "ar" reflexive verb (preocuparse). Is this getting into the subjunctive?

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Me llamo Bill. Soy de Estados Unidos y vivo en Texas. Estoy jubilado.

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