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s’adapter info.

tips to remember the French word “s’adapter”:

– The prefix “s'” is added to the verb “adapter” to indicate reflexive action, meaning that the subject is also the object of the verb.
– The verb “s’adapter” is regular and follows the standard conjugation pattern for regular -er verbs.
– To conjugate “s’adapter” in the present tense:
– Je m’adapte (I adapt)
– Tu t’adaptes (You adapt)
– Il/Elle s’adapte (He/She adapts)
– Nous nous adaptons (We adapt)
– Vous vous adaptez (You adapt)
– Ils/Elles s’adaptent (They adapt)
– Other words that have a similar meaning to “s’adapter” include “s’ajuster” (to adjust), “se conformer” (to conform), “se fondre” (to blend in), and “s’intégrer” (to integrate).

Examples of sentences using “s’adapter”:

1. Je me suis adapté à mon nouvel environnement. (I have adapted to my new environment)
2. Il ne se conformera pas à ces règles. (He will not conform to these rules)
3. Nous devons nous ajuster aux nouvelles circonstances. (We need to adjust to the new circumstances)
4. Comment te fonds-tu dans cette culture étrangère ? (How do you blend in with this foreign culture?)
5. Ils se sont intégrés dans leur nouvelle école rapidement. (They integrated into their new school quickly.)

Note: The verb “s’adapter” can also be followed by prepositions like “à” (to) or “au” (to the) when referring to adapting to something specific.

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s’adapter info.

Tips to remember the French word “s’adapter”:
– Break down the word: “s'” is a reflexive pronoun meaning “oneself,” and “adapter” suggests adapting or fitting. Think of adapting yourself to fit into a new situation.
– Associate it with the English word “adapter,” which has a similar spelling and meaning.

Explanations:
– “S’adapter” is a reflexive verb in French, implying that the subject of the sentence is adapting themselves to something.
– Reflexive verbs in French always use a reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nous, vous, se).

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Se conformer”: to conform
– “Se mettre au diapason”: to get in tune with
– “S’intégrer”: to integrate

“S’adapter” is in its infinitive form. Here are the different conjugations:

Present tense:
– je m’adapte (I adapt)
– tu t’adaptes (you adapt)
– il/elle/on s’adapte (he/she/one adapts)
– nous nous adaptons (we adapt)
– vous vous adaptez (you adapt, formal or plural)
– ils/elles s’adaptent (they adapt)

Past tense (passé composé):
– je me suis adapté(e) (I adapted/have adapted – note the agreement with the subject’s gender)
– tu t’es adapté(e) (you adapted/have adapted)
– il s’est adapté/elle s’est adaptée (he/she adapted/has adapted)
– nous nous sommes adapté(e)s (we adapted/have adapted)
– vous vous êtes adapté(e)(s) (you adapted/have adapted)
– ils se sont adaptés/elles se sont adaptées (they adapted/have adapted)

Future tense:
– je m’adapterai (I will adapt)
– tu t’adapteras (you will adapt)
– il/elle/on s’adaptera (he/she/one will adapt)
– nous nous adapterons (we will adapt)
– vous vous adapterez (you will adapt)
– ils/elles s’adapteront (they will adapt)

Examples of sentences that use “s’adapter”:
– Il est important de s’adapter rapidement à un nouvel environnement. (It’s important to quickly adapt to a new environment.)
– En déménageant à l’étranger, j’ai dû m’adapter à une nouvelle culture. (When moving abroad, I had to adapt to a new culture.)
– Les animaux doivent s’adapter aux changements climatiques pour survivre. (Animals must adapt to climate changes to survive.)
– Nous nous adaptons facilement aux nouvelles technologies. (We easily adapt to new technologies.)

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