Practise your French Reflexive Verbs - Present Tense

The video tutorial explains reflexive verbs, focusing on their use in English and French. It covers the concept of reflexive pronouns, how they differ between the two languages, and provides examples of reflexive verbs in sentences. The tutorial also demonstrates how to conjugate reflexive verbs in French and offers practical examples to illustrate their usage. Additionally, it lists common reflexive verbs and explains their meanings and applications.

What is a reflexive verb in English?

• A verb that requires an auxiliary verb

• A verb that describes an action done to another person

• A verb that reflects the action back to the subject

• A verb that is always in past tense

In French, where is the reflexive pronoun placed in a sentence?

• After the verb

• At the end of the sentence

• Before the subject pronoun

• After the subject pronoun

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'nous' in French?

• Te

• Nous

• Me

• Se

How do you say 'I wash myself' in French using the verb 'laver'?

• Je lave moi

• Je lave me

• Je me laves

• Je me lave

Which of the following is a reflexive verb in French?

• Manger

• Se lever

• Parler

• Écrire

What does 'se coucher' mean in English?

• To eat

• To wake up

• To run

• To go to bed

How do you say 'We rest ourselves' in French?

• Nous reposons nous

• Nous nous reposons

• Nous reposons

• Nous nous repose

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'vous' in French?

• Vous

• Te

• Me

• Se

Which verb form is used to say 'You dress yourself' in French?

• Tu habilles

• Tu habilles te

• Tu t'habilles

• Tu te habilles

What does 'Je m'appelle' mean in English?

• I am called

• I call myself

• I am calling

• I call