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Quick French Question v. Reflexive

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01-18-2006, 09:43 PM
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Hey,

I've got my french final tomorrow and I'm kind of confused here.

When you have a reflexive word after the subject, do you need to have 'suis' (or whatever correlates to the subject)?

I.E., would I need to have "Je me suis leve..."? or "Je me leve..."?

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Je me leve

"me leve" is a workword(yes we call it so here, it's something you can do)
suis is also a workword..

It's
Je me Leve
...
Je me ne leve pas
je me ne leve plus
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Ah, cool cool. Thanks man.

It works the same for other subjects too right?
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yes, it does. same thing with 'se laver' 'se lever' and other berbs with 'se' . je me suis lave is the past, 'i have washed myself'
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