Would you like to better understand and use pronominal verbs in French? This workshop is for you! Pronominal verbs are everywhere in French: se lever (to get up), s’habiller (to get dressed), se promener (to take a walk), se souvenir (to remember)… They can describe daily life, emotions, or reciprocal actions. But sometimes, they can feel tricky to use. In this workshop, we will explore: — How to recognize pronominal verbs. — The differences between se laver (to wash oneself) and laver quelqu’un (to wash someone). — The rules for conjugating these verbs in the present, past (passé composé), and imperfect tense. — Practical expressions with pronominal verbs. Whether you are a beginner-intermediate (A2) or intermediate (B1) learner, this workshop will help you better understand and use pronominal verbs in your daily life. Sign up now to learn and improve in a friendly and supportive environment!

Skills You’ll Develop in This Workshop 1) Recognizing pronominal verbs in a sentence. 2) Conjugating pronominal verbs in the present, past (passé composé), and imperfect tense. 3) Differentiating between pronominal and non-pronominal verbs. 4) Using pronominal verbs to talk about daily life, emotions, and relationships. 5) Improving fluency in conversation with common expressions. 6) Understanding and correcting common mistakes with pronominal verbs.