*Hi. I'm fine today? * Things are going well. And you? * I'm fine too. How old are you? *I'm fourteen. And you, how old are you? *I'm sixteen years old. Do you have brothers or sisters? * Yes, I have 2 sisters, but no brothers. And you, are you an only child? * No, I'm unlucky. I have a big family. I have three sisters and five brothers. *Really? What are your brothers called? * Their names are Marc, Paul, Jean, Claude and Pierre. * What about your sisters? * Their names are Marie, Janine and Françoise. * And your brothers, how old are they? * Marc is 12, Paul is 13, Jean is 14, and Claude and Pierre are the twins. They are 16 years old. * What about your sisters? * Marie is 9 years old, Janine is 10 years old and Françoise is 17 years old. * Ah, it's a really big family. My two sisters are called Veronique and Marie-Noelle. They are 20 and 22 years old. * Do they go to college? * Yes, both go to Notre Dame in the United States. *It's eleven o'clock. Ah, I'm hungry and thirsty, too. * Yes, my head hurts because I'm so hungry. *Let's go to the cafe. *But I have no money. I need to go to the bench. * No, you don't need the money. I have $ 30. I have plenty of money for our meal. *Thank you so much. * I will pay next time. *It's good. Let's go. * What coffee? * Café du Monde at Rue Nouvelle-Orléans? It's not far from here. *It is very good
Il existe deux types de verbes pronominaux : les verbes pronominaux réciproques et les verbes pronominaux réfléchis. Quand le sujet exerce une action sur lui-même, on parle d'un verbe pronominal réfléchi, exemple : s'aimer.
