Stop Confusing these French Reflexive and Non Reflexive Verbs (verbs with or without se)

Have you ever gotten confused between French Reflexive and Non Reflexive Verbs? When is it a 'se' verb or not?
Watch as I reveal how certain NON REFLEXIVE verbs (prendre, aller, mettre, attendre...) have different meaning to the REFLEXIVE verb version: se prendre, s'en aller, se mettre, s'attendre.
For example:
- prendre (to take) / se prendre à (to lash out)
- aller (to go) / s'en aller (to leave)
- mettre (to put) / se mettre à (to start)
It's easy to miss the reflexive pronoun when you're listening to French sentences so listen and take notes so you can avoid confusing these verb pairs!
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[@nancyfrankewilson4843]

This is the best format and explanation of reflexive verbs I have found. Thank you!

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

That's made my day! Merci Nancy, c'est très gentil 😀

[@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793]

M'accrocher à - learn something new every day
I use it without thinking about it.

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Enjoyed the video?
😀
Let me know which of these pairs are the most confusing and practice with your own examples below!

[@HARPREETKAUR-ie6ys]

J' ai bien compris ce que vous avez expliqué. Mais je vous demande que comment on memoire tous les verbes non reflexive.
Ou
Comment on peux faire la différence avec eux.

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

Hélas il n’y a pas de règles pour différencier les verbes pronominaux et non pronominaux. C’est comme les noms qui sont parfois masculin ou féminin.
C’est important de noter si c’est un verbe « se » dès qu’on le mémorise :)

[@nirbhaysinghverynice5880]

can you tell some words which are similar in English and French but meaning are different pls

[@LearnFrenchLesson]

A good idea for another video. Pourquoi pas! :)

[@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793]

S'enlever is not reflexive? Ca s'enlève facilement. It removes itself easily. Tandis que je l'ai enlevé moi-même car c'était brisé?