reflexive verbs and comparisons Flashcards
s’amuser
to enjoy oneself
to enjoy oneself
s’amuser
s’appeler
to be called
s’approcher
to approach
s’arreter
to stop
to stop
s’arreter
se baigner
to bathe
to bathe oneself
se baigner
to go to bed
se coucher
se debrouiller
to get by, to manage
to get by, to manage
se debrouiller
se depecher
to be in a hurry
se deshabiller
to be undressed
se depecher
to be in a hurry
to be in a hurry
se depecher
se disputer
to have an arguement
to have an arguement
se disputer
s’ennuyer
to be bored
s’entendre
to get on
to get on
s’entendre
se facher
to get angry
to get angry
se facher
s’habiller
to get dressed
s’habiller
to get dressed
to be interested
s’intéresser
se marier
to get married
se mettre
to start, to get down
s’occuper
to look after, to deal with
to look after, to deal with
s’occuper (de)
se passer
to happen
se pronemener
to go for a walk
to happen
se passer
se reposer
to rest
to get up
se leve
to wake up
se réveiller
se calme
to calm oneself
how to form reflexive verb in past tense
subject, reflexive pronoun, etre conjugation + e/es/s + past particple
je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous ils/elles reflexive pronoun
je me, tu te, il/elle se, nous nous, vous vous, ils/elles se
how to form reflexive verb, past tense, negative
ne, reflexive pronoun, etre + e/es/s, pas past particple
ending futur simple, ils/elles
ont
how does past tense reflexive verbs change if the action you’re doing is to your leg, teeth, etc
there is no agreement on the ‘etre’ and REMEBER its la jambe not ma jambe
faire present tense conjugation nous form
faisons
verbs that end in ge in the imperfect tense
keep the e before adding conjugated ending
