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A. L’usage de l’article avec les parties du corps p. 38 Catherine a les yeux bleus. Catherine has blue eyes. (= Her eyes are blue.) Qu’est-ce que tu as dans la main? What do you have in your hand? J’ai une cicatrice sur le menton. I have a scar on my chin. In French the DEFINITE ARTICLE (le, la, l’, les) is generally used with parts of the body. (In English, we use possessive adjectives.)

B. Les verbes réfléchis p. 44 REFLEXIVE VERBS are formed with a REFLEXIVE PRONOUN that represents the same person as the subject. Je me lave. Monsieur Martin se rase. Continued...

B. Les verbes réfléchis p. 44 FORMS Review the forms of se laver in the present. PRESENT je me lave te laves tu se lave il/elle/on AFFIRMATIVE nous lavons nous vous lavez vous se lavent ils/elles je ne me lave pas NEGATIVE est-ce que tu te laves? INTERROGATIVE te laves-tu? Continued...

B. Les verbes réfléchis p. 44 FORMS Review the forms of se laver in the imperative. IMPERATIVE AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE lave-toi! ne te lave pas! lavons-nous! ne nous lavons pas! lavez-vous! ne vous lavez pas! Continued...

B. Les verbes réfléchis p. 44 INFINITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS Je vais me laver. Je ne vais pas me laver les cheveux. Nous allons nous brosser les dents. Vous n’allez pas vous raser. In an infinitive construction, the reflexive pronoun comes immediately before the verb and represents the same person as the subject. Continued...

B. Les verbes réfléchis p. 44 USES Reflexive verbs are very common in French. They are used: • to describe actions that the subject is performing on or for himself/herself. Catherine se regarde dans la glace. Catherine is looking at herself in the mirror. Je me fais un sandwich. I am fixing myself a sandwich. • to describe many aspects of one’s DAILY ROUTINE. Je me lève à sept heures. I get up at seven. Note the use of the DEFINITE ARTICLE after reflexive verbs. Tu te brosses les dents. You are brushing your teeth. Alice se coupe les ongles. Alice is cutting her nails. Link to Image