Moi, toi, elle, lui, soi, nous, vous, elles, eux: are stress or tonic pronouns that are used:

1. all by themselves, without any verb ("Qui parle français?" "Moi!";
2. after a prepositiion ("avec eux," "à cause de vous," "près de nous," "pour elles," etc.
3. immediately after a form of the verb "être" ("Qui est à la porte?" "C'est lui," "Ce sont eux," etc.
4. to emphasize a subject of a verb ("Eux, ils font leurs études à Denison," "Moi, je n'aime pas beaucoup la pizza," etc.

In French a dependent infinitive (an infinitive that completes the sense of a verb that it follows) is preceeded:

1. by nothing (Je vais ______ sortir ce soir);
2. by à (Ils nous invitent à sortir ce soir);
3. by de (Elles nous demandent de sortir ce soir).

    Pronominal verbs use subject and object pronouns that refer to the same person or thing. So:

• Je me réveille: I wake up
• Tu te lèves: You get up
• Elle se brosse les cheveux: She brushes her hair
• Nous nous coiffons: We do our hair
• Vous vous habillez: You get dressed
• Ils se douchent: They take a shower

    Pronominal verbs can of course be used in all tenses and moods. So:

• Je me réveille: I wake up
• Je me réveillais: I was waking up, I used to wake up
• Je me suis réveillé(e): I woke up
• Je m'étais réveillé(e): I had woken up
• Je me réveillerai: I will wake up
• Je me réveillerais: I would wake up
• Je me serais réveillé(e): I would have woken up.
• Il faut que je me réveille avant sept heures: I have to wake up before seven.
• Il a peur que je me sois réveillé(e) trop tard: He's afraid that I woke up too late.
• Ils ont fait le petit déjeuner avant de me réveiller: They made breakfast before waking me up.
• Ils ont fait le petit déjeuner après m'être réveillé(e): They made breakfast after waking me up.

    When using a negative, put ne just before the object pronoun (me, te, etc.) and the second part of the negation (for instance pas, plus, or jamais) right after the first verb. So:

• Je ne me réveille pas: I don't wake up
• Je ne me suis plus réveillé(e) cette nuit-là: I didn't wake up any more that nuit.
• Il a peur que je ne me sois jamais réveillé(e) frais et dispos/fraîche et dispose: He's afraid that I never woke up raring to go.