passe_compose_reflexives

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Point de départ
In Leçon 19, you learned to form the present tense and
command forms of reflexive verbs. You will now learn how
to form the passé composé of reflexive verbs.
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Use the auxiliary verb être with all reflexive verbs in the passé
composé, and place the reflexive pronoun before it.
If the verb is not followed by a direct object, the past participle
should agree with the subject in gender and number.
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If the verb is followed by a direct object, the past participle
should not agree with the subject. Use the masculine
singular form.
To make a reflexive verb negative in the passé composé,
place ne before the reflexive pronoun and pas after the
auxiliary verb.
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Ask a question using inversion with a reflexive verb in the
passé composé as you would with non-reflexive verbs.
Place the subject pronoun after the auxiliary verb and
keep the reflexive pronoun before the auxiliary.
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Place a direct object pronoun between the reflexive
pronoun and the auxiliary verb. Make the past participle
agree with the direct object pronoun that precedes it.
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The irregular past participle of the verb s’asseoir
is assis(e).
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Form the imparfait of reflexive verbs just as you would
non-reflexive verbs.
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Essayez!
Complétez ces phrases.
1. Natalia s’est (foulé/foulée) le bras.
2. Sa jambe? Comment Robert se l’est-il (cassé/cassée)?
3. Les deux joueurs de basket se sont (blessé/blessés) au genou.
4. L’infirmière s’est (lavé/lavées) les mains.
5. M. Pinchon s’est (fait/faite) mal à la jambe.
6. S’est-elle (rasé/rasées) les jambes?
7. Elles se sont (maquillé/maquillés) les yeux?
8. Nous nous les sommes (cassé/cassés).
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