Le passé composé des verbes réfléchis

Under certain circumstances, the past participle in a reflexive verb has to agree with the reflexive pronoun.


Since the pronoun "reflects" the subject, it's easiest to look at the subject when you have one of those circumstances that I mentioned.


How do you decide if you need to make the agreement? Simply look at the word following the past participle. If it's a noun, you make the past participle agree with the subject. If there is no word or a prepositional phrase, there is no agreement.


Check out these examples.


Elle s'est lavée. BUT Elle s'est lavé la figure.
Elle s'est peignée. BUT Elle s'est peigné les cheveux.
Elle s'est amusée. AND Elle s'est amusée dans le parc.


Decide if there should be agreement in the following. If not, choose rien.