I have a two part question:

1. My sentence is

I escape the lion.

Do I say

Je èchappe le lion

or

Je s'echapper de le lion

or neither?

2. I see other verbs that are otherwise identical but one will have a s' before them. My grammar book does not explain what the purpose of the s' is. Could someone explain this to me or direct me to a resource online?

I have a two part question:

1. My sentence is

I escape the lion.

Do I say

Je èchappe le lion

or

Je s'echapper du lion

or neither?

2. I see other verbs that are otherwise identical but one will have a s' before them. My grammar book does not explain what the purpose of the s' is. Could someone explain this to me or direct me to a resource online?

I have a two part question:

1. My setence is "I escape the lion." Do I say "Je èchappe le lion" or "Je s'echapper de le lion," or neither?

2. I see other verbs that are otherwise identical but one will have a s' before them. My grammar book does not explain what the purpose of the s' is. Could someone explain this to me or direct me to a resource online?

Thank you!

I have a two part question:

1. My sentence is

I escape the lion.

Do I say

Je èchappe le lion

or

Je s'echapper de le lion

or neither?

2. I see other verbs that are otherwise identical but one will have a s' before them. My grammar book does not explain what the purpose of the s' is. Could someone explain this to me or direct me to a resource online?