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Verbs that do not change Verbs that do not change. The reflexive pronoun is always indirect so the past participle will never change

s'acheter to buy (for) o.s. se demander to wonder se dire to say (to o.s. / e.o.) se donner to give (to e.o.) s'écrire to write (to e.o.) se faire mal to hurt o.s. s'imaginer to imagine, think se parler to talk (to o.s. / e.o.) se plaire (à faire...) to enjoy (doing...) se procurer to obtain (for o.s.) se promettre to promise (o.s. / e.o.) se raconter to tell (e.o.) se rendre compte de to realize se rendre visite to visit (e.o.) se reprocher to criticize, blame (o.s. / e.o.) se ressembler to resemble (e.o.) se rire (de qqun) to mock (someone) se sourire to smile (at e.o.) se téléphoner to call (e.o.)