Reflexive Verbs in French

This video tutorial covers the use of reflexive verbs in French, including their conjugation and application in sentences. It explains the difference between direct and indirect objects and provides practical examples of reflexive verbs in daily routines. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of reflexive verbs and their role in French grammar.

What is the primary focus of reflexive verbs in French?

• To indicate an action done to oneself

• To talk about habitual actions

• To express future intentions

• To describe past events

Which of the following is a direct object in a reflexive verb?

• With them

• For us

• To me

• Myself

In the sentence 'Je me lave', what does 'me' represent?

• Subject

• Indirect object

• Direct object

• Verb

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a reflexive verb?

• Ils parlent

• Elle se lave

• Nous mangeons

• Je vais

How do you say 'They wash themselves' in French?

• Ils se lavent

• Ils lavent eux-mêmes

• Ils lavent

• Ils se laver

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'nous'?

• Nous nous

• Nous se

• Nous te

• Nous me

Which of the following is the correct conjugation of 'se laver' for 'vous'?

• Vous vous laver

• Vous vous lavez

• Vous se lavez

• Vous lavez

In the sentence 'Tom se réveille tous les jours à 7 heures', what does 'se réveille' mean?

• Goes to bed

• Eats breakfast

• Wakes up

• Goes to school

What is the correct translation of 'Je m'habille avant de prendre mon petit déjeuner'?

• I eat breakfast before getting dressed

• I get dressed after having breakfast

• I have breakfast before getting dressed

• I get dressed before having breakfast

How do you say 'You take a photo in front of the Eiffel Tower' using a reflexive verb?

• Tu prends en photo devant la tour Eiffel

• Tu te prends en photo devant la tour Eiffel

• Tu te prends une photo devant la tour Eiffel

• Tu prends une photo devant la tour Eiffel