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If you want to express a purpose with reflexive verbs, then you will use the following idiom:
*️⃣pour + me/te/se/nous/vous/se + (infinitif) = in order to (do something)
➖Je vais à la fête pour m’amuser.
I am going to the party (in order) to have fun.
➖J’achète un rasoir pour me raser.
I am buying a razor (in order) to shave (myself).
➖Elle va à la salle de bain pour se doucher.
She is going to the bathroom (in oder) to take a shower.
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🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 🟰 to Feel
You will use this when you wish to say that you “feel something”.
➖Je sens quelque chose.
I feel something.
➖Ca fait encore mal ? – Non, je ne sens rien.
Does it still hurt? – No, I don’t feel anything.
➖Nous pouvons sentir qu’il y a un problème.
We can feel that there is a problem.
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The way that you use “to feel” in English, is not exactly how you’d use it in French.
The verbs "sentir" broadly will be used for three things in French:
1️⃣ to smell
2️⃣ to feel
3️⃣ to taste
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Translation: Stop being nice, be real! Thomas d'Ansembourg, Belgian psychotherapist
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"N'aie pas peur d'essayer"
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In French, L'Impératif has three main characteristics:
1️⃣ There are only 3 persons in L'Impératif: tu, nous, vous since you only issue commands to 'you' or 'us/we'.
2️⃣ Like in English, the subject pronoun is dropped in L'Impératif.
3️⃣ The verb is at the same form as in Le Présent for tu, nous and vous:
➖Tu finis ta soupe. Finis ta soupe!
You're finishing your soup. Finish your soup.
❗️ATTENTION: We note that for verbs whose ending is “es” (verbs of the first group whose infinitive ends in -ER) in the second person “tu” the “s” disappears.
➖Tu manges ton dessert. Mange ton dessert!
You're eating your dessert. Eat your dessert!
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The imperative mood of the reflexive verb "to wash".
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The “ne…pas” is wrapped around the verb.
Negating with reflexive verbs is very similar:
*️⃣ ne + (me/te/se/nous/vous/se) + (verb) + pas
The “ne…pas” is wrapped around the verb AND the reflexive pronoun.
se lever
➖Elle se lève à 8 heures.
She wakes up at 8.
➖Elle ne se lève pas à 8 heures.
She doesn’t wake up at 8.
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Aller not Être
Before we go into discussing “how are you“, we first have to mention the right verb.
In English, we say “how are you”, but in French they say “how goes it”.
In old English this was more prelevant.
So, before we proceed, just remember the following:
You have to use aller (to go), if you want to ask “how are you” in French.
Comment ça va ?
How are you?
Ça va ?
How are you?
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If you want to express a purpose, then you will use the following idiom:
* pour + (infinitif) = in order to (do something)
On me paie pour faire ça.
I get paid (in order) to do that.
Nous ne pouvons pas rester pour manger.
We can’t stay (in order) to eat.
Je suis trop malade pour faire ça.
I’m too sick (in order) to do that.
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🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 🟰 to Smell
➖Je sens du café.
I smell coffee.
➖Tu sens bon.
You smell good.
How can you differentiate between “to smell something“, and “to smell of/like something“?
Take a look at the following sentences to see what I mean.
➖Tu sens la sueur dans le gymnase ?
Do you smell the sweat in the gymnasium?
➖Tu sens la sueur. Tu veux prendre une douche ?
You smell of sweat. Do you want to take a shower?
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It literally means:
Amuse → Enjoy / Have fun
Toi → Yourself
Bien → Good
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Translation: Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. — Victor Hugo, French novelist
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