S'HABILLER (TO GET DRESSED) Past, Present & Future

The video tutorial explains how to conjugate the French reflexive verb 's'habiller' in present, past, and future tenses. It covers the structure of reflexive verbs, the importance of reflexive pronouns, and provides examples for each tense. The tutorial emphasizes the need to understand the verb 'to be' for past tense conjugation and highlights the agreement of past participles with subjects.

What does the reflexive verb 's'habiller' mean in English?

• To sleep

• To get dressed

• To run

• To eat

In French, where is the reflexive pronoun placed in relation to the verb?

• Before the verb

• After the verb

• At the end of the sentence

• In the middle of the sentence

How do you say 'I get dressed' in French using the reflexive form?

• Je suis habillé

• Je habiller

• Je m'habille

• Je habille

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

• Me

• Nous

• Se

• Te

Which auxiliary verb is used with reflexive verbs in the past tense in French?

• Avoir

• Faire

• Être

• Aller

How do you say 'They got dressed' in French for a feminine plural subject?

• Elles se sont habillé

• Ils se sont habillés

• Elles se sont habillées

• Ils se sont habillé

What is the future tense ending for 'nous' in French?

• -ez

• -ons

• -as

• -ai

How do you say 'Alice will get dressed' in French?

• Alice s'habillera

• Alice s'habillerait

• Alice s'habille

• Alice s'habillait

What is a key difference between reflexive verbs in French and English?

• Reflexive verbs are only used in the past tense in French

• Reflexive verbs do not exist in French

• Reflexive pronouns are used after the verb in French

• Reflexive pronouns are used before the verb in French

What must you know by heart to conjugate reflexive verbs in the past tense?

• The verb 'avoir'

• The verb 'faire'

• The verb 'être'

• The verb 'aller'