Se brosser / Se laver
Conjugate and translate the reflexive verb used when you clean your teeth for "nous" (to brush our teeth).
nous nous brossons les dents
Translate: "I have a headache."
J’ai mal à la tête.
What is "la pharmacie" in English? Name one thing you might get there.
The pharmacy -
une pilule / un médicament
Translate to French: "to hurt oneself." Then give an example: "She hurt herself yesterday."
se blesser. Example: Elle s’est blessée hier.
Complete the sentence with the correct reflexive pronoun and verb form: "Chaque matin, Marie ____ la figure."
Chaque matin, Marie se lave la figure.
Which phrase means "to feel nauseous" in French? Use it in a sentence with "je".
avoir mal au cœur — Example: J’ai mal au cœur.J’ai mal au cœur. — "I feel nauseous."
Translate to French: "He went to the emergency room because he broke his arm." Use a reflexive verb if needed for the body part.
Il est allé aux urgences parce qu’il s’est cassé le bras.Il est allé aux urgences parce qu’il s’est cassé le bras.
Which French word from the list means "to swell"? Use it in a present-tense sentence.
Enfler
Explain the placement of the reflexive pronoun in this sentence and translate: "Il se brosse les cheveux
reflexive pronoun "se" before the verb; translation
Translate: to have a sore throat.
Avoir mal à la gorge.
Provide the French term for "prescription" and use it in a sentence instructing a patient to collect it.
"une ordonnance" — Example: Le médecin a donné une ordonnance; allez la chercher à la pharmacie.
Provide the French for "flu" and "cold" and use each in a separate sentence.
J'ai le rhume.
Elle a la grippe.
Change to negative and translate: "Tu te laves les mains."
Tu ne te laves pas les mains. — "You do not wash your hands."
"Une personne a de la fièvre, des frissons et éternue beaucoup." Provide an answer in French and English.
la grippe — "the flu." (fever, chills, sneezing)
Using words from the text, write a short French exchange (2–3 lines) between a patient and a nurse where the nurse asks where it hurts and the patient says "my ankle." Use the reflexive verb if appropriate.
Sample exchange: Nurse: Où avez-vous mal ?Où avez-vous mal ?
Patient: Je me suis foulé la cheville.Je me suis foulé la cheville.
Distinguish in French between "se porter mal" and "se porter mieux" in one sentence each.
Examples:
Il se porte mal depuis mardi.Il se porte mal depuis mardi. — "He has been ill since Tuesday." Après le traitement, elle se porte mieux.Après le traitement, elle se porte mieux. — "After treatment, she is better."
Rewrite as a polite instruction (imperative) using "vous" for: "Se sécher après la douche." Provide French and English.
Sechez-vous après la douche. — "Dry yourselves after the shower." (polite / plural)
Compose a sentence in French using a reflexive verb and a symptom: describe someone waking up and feeling sick (include se réveiller + se sentir / mal).
Elle s'est réveillée et s'est sentie mal.
Complete the sentence: Vous allez chez le médecin quand vous tembez ____________.
malade
Vous avez des pêches aujourd'hui?
Translate: Give me ten.
Donnez-m'en dix.