Lesson 5.2 — Ma journée — Daily routine (French A1)

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Someone describes a normal weekday.

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je me lèveI get up 🔊

je prends le petit-déjeunerI have breakfast 🔊

je travailleI work 🔊

le matinin the morning 🔊

le soirin the evening 🔊

je me coucheI go to bed 🔊

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« Je me lève à sept heures le matin. » 🔊

I get up at seven in the morning.

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À quelle heure tu te lèves ? 🔊What time do you get up?

Je me lève à sept heures et je prends le petit-déjeuner. 🔊I get up at seven and have breakfast.

Et le soir ? 🔊And in the evening?

Le soir, je me couche à onze heures. 🔊In the evening, I go to bed at eleven.

Grammar in focus · reflexive verbs

Some routine verbs take « me »: je me lève (I get up), je me couche (I go to bed). The « me » shows the action is done to oneself.

Describe your morning in 2–3 sentences using je me lève and a time.

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Bien ! Keep the « me »: « je me lève », « je me couche ».

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