2B vocab
PC reflexive
Putting it all together
Passé Composé
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to sprain one's ankle
se fouler la cheville
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Conjugate "se casser" in the vous form.
vous vous cassé(e)s
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Translate: I (masc.) hurt my mouth yesterday night.
Je me suis fait mal la bouche hier soir.
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I lost my French book.
J'ai perdu mon livre de français.
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to sneeze
éternuer
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Where do you place the "ne pas" in a PC reflexive sentence?
Place the "ne" before the reflexive pronoun. Place the "pas" after the auxiliary verb.
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The patient and the doctor argued.
Le patient et le médecin se sont disputés.
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They (fem.) woke up at 6am.
Elles sont levées à six heures.
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Une feme qui va avoir un bébé est _______________.
enceinte
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When do you use the "être" and "avoir" auxiliary verbs?
When writing passé composé sentences in reflexive form, you only ever use "être." Avoir would be used in non-reflexive PC sentences.
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The girls made-up their eyes.
Les filles se sont maquillé les yeux. (direct object comes after the verb, no agreement)
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List 7 verbs that take the auxiliary verb "être" in the past. And list their past participle conjugation!
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/foreign-languages/french/french-i/french-i-the-passe-compose/the-passe-compose-with-etre
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She is giving a shot.
Elle fait une piqûre.
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Write a PC reflexive sentence with "ne...pas."
Various responses.
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He broke it (his leg) this morning.
Il se l'est cassée ce matin. (la jambe is fem. and is being replaced by "la" in the sentence. The past participle agrees with the direct object, the leg.)
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We were eating when we heard the news.
Nous mangions quand nous avons entendu les nouvelles.
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Last week, Valerie and Gilles left their house and they broke their arms.
La semaine dernière, Valérie et Gilles ont quitté leur maison et ils se sont cassé les bras. (les bras comes after the conjugated verb, therefore "casser" is not going to agree with gender and number.)
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