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Daily Verb Lesson: French for accuse each other is s'accuser

            The French for accuse each other is the regular ER reflexive verb s'accuser. To remember this, imagine pleading, "See, you ACCUSE me and I take the blame!"
s'accuser can also mean: to accuse each other; to take the blame; to become more marked. Related words include:
  - accuser (v) : to accuse, to charge. / (l') accusé/e : (the) accused (m/f).
  - l'accusation (nf) : accusation; charge; the prosecution.
  - l'accusateur / l'accusatrice (public) (nm/f) : accuser / (public) prosecutor.
The meaning of verbs can change when in the Reflexive. They often show action done to oneself or between each other, and use the Reflexive Pronoun (me, te, se, nous, vous, se). Reflexive verbs also take être in the compound tenses and the Past Participle agrees in number and gender with the subject.
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to accuse each other: s'accuser
Imagine pleading, "See, you ACCUSE me
and I take the blame!"

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE s'accuser
Simple Tenses s'accuser    Present Participle: s'accusant
TENSE
je m'
tu t'
il s'
nous nous
vous vous
ils s'
Present
Présent

accuse
accuse accuses accuse accusons accusez accusent
Past Imperfect
Imparfait
accused
accusais accusais accusait accusions accusiez accusaient
Simple Past
Passé Simple

accused
accusai accusas accusa accusâmes accusâtes accusèrent
Future
Futur

will accuse
accuserai accuseras accusera accuserons accuserez accuseront
Conditional
Conditionnel

would accuse
accuserais accuserais accuserait accuserions accuseriez accuseraient
Subjunctive
Subjonctif

may accuse
accuse accuses accuse accusions accusiez accusent
Compound Tenses accuser    Past Participle: s'être accusé(e)(s)
Present Perfect
Passé Composé

have accused
me suis
accusé(e)
t'es
accusé(e)
s'est
accusé(e)
nous sommes
accusé(e)s
vous êtes
accusé(e)s
se sont
accusé(e)s
Past Perfect
Plus-que-Parfait

had accused
m'étais
accusé(e)
t'étais
accusé(e)
s'était
accusé(e)
nous étions
accusé(e)s
vour étiez
accusé(e)s
s'étaient
accusé(e)s
Future Perfect
Futur Antérieur

will have accused
me serai
accusé(e)
te seras
accusé(e)
se sera
accusé(e)
nous serons
accusé(e)s
vous serez
accusé(e)s
se seront
accusé(e)s
Conditional Perfect
Conditionnel Passé

would have accused
me serais
accusé(e)
te serais
accusé(e)
se serait
accusé(e)
nous serions
accusé(e)s
vous seriez accusé(e)s se seraient accusé(e)s
Imperative
Imperatif

accuse!
accuse-toi ! accusons-nous ! accusez-vous !
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