Reflexive Verbs
What does se laver mean?
to wash oneself
Write: "My family live in Waukegan"
Ma famille habite à Waukegan
How do you say "hand" in French?
main
What does 'la santé' mean?
Health
What are the 3 parts of the Passé Composé?
subject + helping + past participle
What do Reflexive Verbs express? What are they used to talk about?
Routine actions; Habitual actions; Things that are a part of your routine
Vrai ou faux: You can have multiple verbs conjugated to match the same subject in a sentence at a time.
Faux! Only one (1) verb can be conjugated per sentence at a time.
How do you say "back" in French?
dos
What is 'la sécu' short for and what does it refer to in French society ?
La sécu = sécurité sociale
Health insurance
What are the two (2) auxiliary verbs that can be used in the Passé Composé?
être and avoir
Vrai ou faux: Reflexive Pronouns do not express the same person as the subject.
Vrai! They do! Me goes with je, te goes with tu, se goes with il / elle / on / ils / elles, nous goes with nous, and vous goes with vous.
In French, write a sentence using an -RE verb.
Answers will vary.
Translate:
His head hurts.
Il a mal à la tête.
If we want to go to a pharmacy in France, what do I need to look for?
A green glowing cross
In French, write 'They (group of girls) washed their hair"
Les filles se sont lavé les cheveux.
____ + _____ + _____ + ....
Subject + Reflexive Pronoun + Reflexive Verb
How do we say/What verb do we use to say to 'get' food?
prendre
Translate:
I broke my leg while jogging
Je me suis cassé la jambe en faisant du jogging.
Faux: you have to go to the doctor to get an ordonnance, even for small things like asprin.
What is the acronym that belongs to the Passé Composé? (Hint: we only talked about one (1) acronym, and it's a long one)
DR MRS VANDERTRAMP
me, te, se, nous, & vous when used with Reflexive Verbs are called _____ _____.
(the spaces have nothing to do with how long the words are)
Reflexive Pronouns
Name 3 irreguar verbs in French
-varied-
How do we say 'baindaid' in French?
Un pansement
What percentage of appointments are covered in France?
Vrai!
Vrai ou faux: When using être as your auxiliary verb in the Passé Composé, the past participle has to agree in number and gender with the subject of the sentence.
Vrai! It has to, look at this example:
Elle est tombéE
Ils sont alléS