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quand on utilise des verbes pronominaux au passé composé et s'il y a un objet, la conjugaison, c'est comment ?
se brosser les dents: je me suis brossé les dents?
se laver les cheveux: elle s'est brossée les cheveux?
quand on utilise des verbes pronominaux au passé composé et s'il y a un objet, la conjugaison, c'est comment ?
se brosser les dents: je me suis brossé les dents?
se laver les cheveux: elle s'est brossée les cheveux?
se brosser les dents: je me suis brossé les dents?
se laver les cheveux: elle s'est brossée les cheveux?
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se brosser les dents: je me suis brossé les dents?
se laver les cheveux: elle s'est brossée les cheveux?
Vos exemples sont parfaits. Vous avez bien compris. :)
Voici un article:
https://lefrancaisentrequatzyeux.blogspot.com/2...
Bonne lecture. :)
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