Tous les lundis, tous les mercredis, tous les jeudis, et tous les vendredis, je me réveille à 6h40. Tous les mardis, je me réveille à 8h00 parce que je n’ai pas mon cours français. Tous les matins, après je me réveille, je me douche, je me brosse les dents, et je m’habille. Après je m’habille, je prends toujours de petit déjeuner et je me promène à la classe.
Tres bien, Zach. Only comments - it's always "pas de", so je n'ai pas de cours francais is proper. Good attempt at using "apres" - there are two ways you could have used this. One is "apres de" followed by the infinitive, so "after waking up" would be "apres de me reveiller." The other option is "after I woke up" which takes "apres que" - "apres que je me reveille." You don't have to know this for the exam, of course.
ReplyDeleteUpdate to my post above - I was trying to make "apres" work with the present tense, but it really doesn't. I think your two options are more appropriately "apres m'etre reveille" and "apres que je me suis reveiller." As we learn the passe compose in the next unit, this might make a little more sense.
ReplyDelete"apres que je me suis reveille" not "reveiller"
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