New daily routines: reflexive pronoun 'se'
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I can use a range of vocabulary, direct object pronouns and reflexive pronouns in the singular form to describe daily life for refugees in France.
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[closed o/o] is pronounced as in 'photo', [au] is pronounced as in 'gauche' and [open o] is pronounced as in 'porte'.
Use the direct object pronouns 'le' and 'la' to mean 'him'/'her' and 'it'. Shorten to l' before a vowel/silent 'h'.
The reflexive pronoun meaning 'himself'/'herself' is 'se', placed before the verb and shortened to s' before a vowel.
Some verbs use reflexive pronouns in French, but we don’t always translate the reflexive pronoun in English.
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