Can't figure out the mistake

In school, I currently have a project in my french class, and we need to make an essay about our ideal day using reflexive verbs. I got my essay reviewed by my teacher and corrected all my mistakes, except for one. I can't figure it out, and need help discovering the mistake.

Mais, je ne tracasse pas!

That is exactly how it is written, and tracasse is the mistake. Please help!

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Permalink Reply by Neil Coffey on November 2, 2010 at 5:15pm

Well, there is a clue in the exercise. If you mean "I'm not worrying", as in "I'm not personally worried", then se tracasser is reflexive.

If you don't use it reflexively, then it means "I'm not bothering/worrying somebody else" (and you'd usually mention who).

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Permalink Reply by Alex Steinke on November 2, 2010 at 8:40pm

I wrote the sentence wrong on here. I did have a me making it reflexive. I asked the teacher today, and he said there's nothing wrong with it, it was just a doodle. :/

Thank you though!