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Reflexive Verbs
Se lever, s’habiller, s’entendre: in the present, the past and their special meanings.
Reflexive verbs are everywhere in daily life. Learn to conjugate them with the right pronoun, use être and make the participle agree in the passé composé, express “each other”, and master idiomatic verbs whose meaning changes: s’entendre, se rendre compte, se tromper, se débrouiller.
Lessons
- 1
Reflexive verbs in the present
Conjugate se lever, s’habiller, se coucher with the right pronoun.
- 2
Reflexive verbs in the passé composé
Use être with reflexive verbs and make the participle agree.
- 3
Reciprocal and idiomatic reflexive verbs
Use reflexive verbs for “each other” and learn verbs whose meaning changes: s’entendre, se rendre compte.
Final assessment
Ten questions drawn from the whole course. Score 70% or more to earn your certificate.
What you will be able to do
- 01Conjugate reflexive verbs
- 02Use them in the passé composé
- 03Express reciprocity
- 04Use idiomatic reflexive verbs
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