Daily routines and frequency

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Keep the little pronoun

Se lever means to get up. In je me lève, both me and the verb form belong to the subject. With tu, use tu te lèves; with nous, use nous nous levons.

Se coucher means to go to bed: je me couche. The pronouns are me, te, se, nous, vous, se. They change to m’, t’, and s’ before a vowel sound. Learn the complete routine phrase.

Put actions in order

D’abord means first, ensuite means next, puis means then, and enfin means finally. Short connected sentences are enough to explain a routine clearly.

Not every daily activity uses me. Je prends mon petit déjeuner means I have breakfast; je travaille means I work. Use a pronominal form when the verb requires that pattern, not merely because the action concerns you.

Describe frequency

Toujours means always, souvent means often, parfois means sometimes, and normalement means usually or normally. These words can make your routine more precise.

Ne… jamais means never in standard written French. Jamais replaces pas: je ne travaille jamais le dimanche. Do not add pas to that basic negative pattern.

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