French reflexive verbs
If a sentence has two reflexive verbs how many times do you use the appropriate reflexive pronoun? For example, how would the following sentence be translated:

I woke up (lever) and washed (laver) --??-- Je me suis levée et (me suis) lavée

Question

French reflexive verbs
If a sentence has two reflexive verbs how many times do you use the appropriate reflexive pronoun? For example, how would the following sentence be translated:

I woke up (lever) and washed (laver) --??--> Je me suis levée et (me suis) lavée

Answer

The both are correct.
Je me suis levé et lavé. = Je me suis levé et me suis lavé. = Je me suis levé et je me suis lavé.

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