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se disputer info.

Tips for remembering the French word “se disputer”:
– Break down the word: “se disputer” can be broken down into two parts “se” (reflexive pronoun) and “disputer” (verb).
– Associate with a similar English word: “se disputer” translates to “to argue.” Remembering the English word can help you recall the French word.
– Practice using it in context: Use the word “se disputer” in sentences or dialogues to reinforce its meaning and usage.

Explanation:
“Se disputer” is a reflexive verb in French, where the reflexive pronoun “se” is used before the verb “disputer.” It indicates that the action is performed by the subject (oneself) upon themselves. “Se disputer” means “to argue” or “to quarrel” in English.

Other words with a similar meaning include:
– Se quereller: to quarrel
– Se battre: to fight
– S’engueuler: to argue (slang)

Conjugations:
– Present tense:
– Je me dispute: I argue
– Tu te disputes: You argue
– Il/elle/on se dispute: He/she/one argues
– Nous nous disputons: We argue
– Vous vous disputez: You argue
– Ils/elles se disputent: They argue

– Past tense:
– Je me suis disputé(e): I argued
– Tu t’es disputé(e): You argued
– Il/elle/on s’est disputé(e): He/she/one argued
– Nous nous sommes disputé(e)s: We argued
– Vous vous êtes disputé(e)(s): You argued
– Ils/elles se sont disputé(e)s: They argued

– Future tense:
– Je me disputerai: I will argue
– Tu te disputeras: You will argue
– Il/elle/on se disputera: He/she/one will argue
– Nous nous disputerons: We will argue
– Vous vous disputerez: You will argue
– Ils/elles se disputeront: They will argue

Example sentences:
1. Nous nous disputons souvent pour des questions d’argent. (We often argue about money.)
2. Ne te dispute pas avec ton frère, sois gentil. (Don’t argue with your brother, be nice.)
3. Ils se sont disputés hier soir à propos du film à regarder. (They argued last night about which movie to watch.)

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