Reflexive Verbs Exit Ticket

Je ______ lave

• me

• te

• se

• nous

• vous

Answer explanation

In this sentence, 'Je' is the subject, so the correct reflexive pronoun to use is 'me'. Therefore, the correct choice is 'me'.

Tu ______ laves

• te

• se

• me

• vous

• nous

Answer explanation

In this sentence, 'te' is the correct choice as it corresponds to the second person singular pronoun 'you'. Therefore, the correct answer is 'te'.

Il ______ réveille

• me

• se

• te

• vous

• nous

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'se' because the verb 'réveille' is reflexive, indicating that the subject is performing the action on themselves. Therefore, 'se' is the appropriate reflexive pronoun in this context.

Vous _________ habillez

• nous

• vous

• se

• te

• me

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'vous' because the sentence is addressing 'you' in a formal or plural context, indicating the correct pronoun to use for 'you all' dressing up.

Je ______ habille

• me

• te

• s'

• m'

• se

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'm'' because it is the reflexive pronoun used with the verb 'habille' to indicate that the subject is dressing themselves.

to wake up

• se réveiller

• se dépêcher

• se lever

• s'amuser

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'se réveiller' which means 'to wake up' in French.

to get dressed

• s'habiller

• se réveiller

• se lever

• se raser

Answer explanation

To get dressed in French is 's'habiller', which means to dress oneself. The correct choice is 's'habiller'.

to get ready

• se préparer

• se brosser

• se regarder

• se maquiller

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'se préparer' which translates to 'to get ready' in English. This phrase matches the meaning of the original question.

to get up

• se lever

• se réveiller

• se maquiller

• se regarder

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'se lever' which translates to 'to get up' in French.

to brush

• se brosser

• se peigner

• s'appeler

• se coucher

Answer explanation

The correct choice for 'to brush' is 'se brosser' in French.