Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns (Leaving Cert French): Flashcards
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What direct object pronouns replace
What direct object pronouns replace
Nouns receiving action directly (no preposition)
What indirect object pronouns replace
What indirect object pronouns replace
Nouns receiving action indirectly (with preposition 'à')
him/it (masculine) - direct object pronoun
him/it (masculine) - direct object pronoun
le (l')
them - direct object pronoun
them - direct object pronoun
les
to/for him/her - indirect object pronoun
to/for him/her - indirect object pronoun
lui
to/for them - indirect object pronoun
to/for them - indirect object pronoun
leur
Position of object pronouns in sentence
Position of object pronouns in sentence
Before the verb
Preposition with indirect object pronouns
Preposition with indirect object pronouns
à (to)
I see him (use object pronoun)
I see him (use object pronoun)
Je le vois
I talk to her (use object pronoun)
I talk to her (use object pronoun)
Je lui parle
She reads them (use object pronoun)
She reads them (use object pronoun)
Elle les lit
He eats it (fem. apple, use object pronoun)
He eats it (fem. apple, use object pronoun)
Il la mange