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Reflexive Commands
When giving a command with reflexive verbs, one can only use the tu, nous and vous forms of the verbs.
- Speaking to one person informally, use the tu form.
- Speaking to one person formally, use the vous form.
- Speaking to a group that doesn’t include yourself, use the vous form.
- Speaking to a group that includes yourself, use the nous form.
Reflexive verbs that belong to the -er family will lose the final s when using the tu form.
When the command is affirmative, the reflexive pronoun comes after the verb with a hyphen.
The reflexive pronoun te becomes toi when used affirmatively. When the command is negative, the reflexive pronoun comes between ne and the verb.
Translate :
1) Get dressed. (1 person informally)
2) Go to bed. (group not including yourself)
3) Let’s put on makeup. (group including yourself)
4) Brush your teeth. (1 person formally)
5) Wash your hands. (1 person informally)
6) Get up. (group not including yourself)
7) Let’s do our hair. (group including yourself)
8) Go to bed. (1 person formally)
9) Go to sleep. (group not including yourself)
10) Let’s shave. (group including yourself.)
11) Brush your hair. (1 person informally)
12) Wash yourselves. (group not including yourself)
13) Let’s dry ourselves. (group including yourself)
14) Wake up. (group not including yourself)
Negative commands.
Translate:
1) Don’t do your hair. (group not including yourself)
2) Don’t get up. (1 person formally)
3) Let’s not shave. (group including yourself)
Don’t look at yourself. (1 person informally)