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But I thought the reflexive participle only changes to reflect quantity and gender as in these examples:
Il s'est levé.
Je me suis amusée. (When the speaker is female)
Elle s'est lavée.
Why is "se habille" conjugated into "s'habillaient" in the quiz question above? Shouldn't it be:
"Quand j'étais jeune, les gens se sont habillés différemment"?
Hello,
Why does it say "J'ai hâte de voir sa tête" rather than visage for "I can't wait to see his face..?"
Thanks.
HI!
How to say in French ' They are coming to see me and you'?
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In the Weekend Challenge: 'My plan for the day of the exam' one of the translations required is 'that I'll have chosen the day before'.
The answes given are:
'que j'aurai choisiS la veille' OR 'que j'aurai sélectionnéS la veille'
There is no object pronoun in either of these answers, so why are the past participles 'choisi' and 'sélectionné' writen with an S added for agreement?
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when would you use je deteste over je hais
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