Exam 4 part one

ears

les oreilles (f.)

neck

le cou

fingers

les doigts (m.)

foot

le pied

elbow

le coude

back

le dos

head

la tête

ankle

la cheville

body

le corps

teeth

les dents (f.)

throat

la gorge

Face

le visage

Lips

les levres

Eyes

les yeux

mouth

la bouche

hand

la main

knee

le genou

leg

la jambe

waist

la taille

arm

le bras

shoulders

les épaules (f.)

tongue

la langue

chest

la poitrine

abdomen / belly

le ventre

face

le visage / la figure

shaving cream

la crème à raser

soap

le savon

razor

un rasoir

toothpaste

le dentifrice

hair dryer

un sèche

comb

un peigne

hair brush

une brosse (à cheveux)

towel

une serviette

Makeup

le maquillage

Toothbrush

une brosse à dents

Sunscreen

la crème solaire

Shampoo

le shampooing

Lotion

la lotion

Reflexive

When the person doing the action is also the one receiving it.

to brush (oneself)

se brosser

to wash (oneself)

se laver

to go to bed

se coucher

to get up (oneself)

se lever

to cut (oneself)

se couper

to put on makeup (oneself)

se maquiller

to (take a) shower

se doucher

to get ready, to prepare (oneself)

se préparer

to go, fall asleep (oneself)

s’endormir

to shave (oneself)

se raser

to get dressed (oneself)

s’habiller

to wake up (oneself)

se réveiller

to (get) undress(ed)

se déshabiller

to dry (oneself)

se sécher

Non-reflexively

When the subject and the object are different people or things.

When a part of the body is used with a reflexive verb, it is usually preceded by the

definite article

Reflexive verbs always take __ in the passé composé

etre

Reflexive verbs always take être in the passé composé, and there is usually

agreement between the past participle and the subject pronoun.

In reflexive passé composé, when does the past participle agree with the subject?

When the reflexive pronoun is the direct object (no other direct object follows the verb).

When a reflexive verb in passé composé is followed by a direct object (not the reflexive pronoun), does the past participle agree? D.O. MEANS?

the past participle does not agree

Remember that, if a verb is used non-reflexively instead of reflexively, it uses

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