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