Reflexive Verbs in Passé Composé

This video tutorial covers the use of reflexive verbs in the past tense in French. It explains how to form the passé composé with reflexive verbs, focusing on the agreement of past participles with the subject in gender and number. The tutorial also discusses the impact of direct objects on past participle agreement, how to form negative sentences and questions using inversion, and the placement of direct object pronouns. Additionally, it touches on irregular past participles and their usage with reflexive verbs.

What auxiliary verb is used to form the passé composé of reflexive verbs?

• avoir

• être

• faire

• aller

Where should the reflexive pronoun be placed in a sentence using passé composé?

• Before the main verb

• At the end of the sentence

• After the auxiliary verb

• Before the auxiliary verb

When the verb is not followed by a direct object, the past participle should agree with the subject in which aspects?

• Voice and aspect

• Person and case

• Gender and number

• Tense and mood

In the sentence 'Ils se sont lavés', why is 'lavés' in the masculine plural form?

• Because 'lavés' is an indirect object

• Because 'lavés' is a direct object

• Because 'Ils' is feminine plural

• Because 'Ils' is masculine plural

What happens to the past participle when the verb is followed by a direct object?

• It agrees with the subject

• It agrees with the direct object

• It remains in the masculine singular form

• It changes to the feminine singular form

In the sentence 'Regine s'est foulé le doigt', why is 'foulé' in the masculine singular form?

• Because 'le doigt' is an indirect object

• Because 'Regine' is masculine

• Because 'le doigt' is a direct object

• Because 'Regine' is feminine

Convert the present tense reflexive verb 'se lever' to passé composé for 'Ils'.

• Ils se sont levé

• Ils se sont levés

• Ils se sont levée

• Ils se sont levées

How do you make a reflexive verb negative in passé composé?

• Place 'ne' before the reflexive pronoun and 'pas' after the auxiliary verb

• Place 'ne' before the auxiliary verb and 'pas' after the reflexive pronoun

• Place 'ne' before the reflexive pronoun and 'pas' after the main verb

• Place 'ne' before the main verb and 'pas' after the reflexive pronoun

In a question using inversion with reflexive verbs in passé composé, where is the subject pronoun placed?

• Before the reflexive pronoun

• After the auxiliary verb

• Before the auxiliary verb

• After the main verb

What is the irregular past participle of the verb 'savoir'?

• su

• sait

• sû

• savoir