Pronouns

Pronouns

Direct Objects
1. Words used to avoid repetition of the name of the object
2. Before the verb
3. Past Participle has to agree with DO unless it's already agreed with être.
4. -me -te -le/la -nous -vous -les
Indirect Objects
1. For whom or to whom the action of the verb is done.
2. Before the verb
3. - me - te - lui - nous - vous - leurs
4. Verb + á and à + nouns representing people
  1. -écrire à -parler à -rendre visite à -répondre à -téléphoner à -acheter...à -demander...à -dire...à -donner...à -emprunter...à -montrer...à -prêter...à
5. No agreement
En
1. Equivilent of some, any
2. Comes before the verb.
3. Replaces
  1. Du, de la, (de l'), des, de (d') + NOUN
  2. A noun introduced by un or une
    1. –Tu as un baladeur? –Oui, j'en ai un.
  3. A noun introduced by a NUMBER
    1. –Marc a trois frères. Et toi? –Moi, j'en ai deux.
  4. De + NOUN after an expression of QUANTITY
    1. –Tu as beaucoup d'amis? –Oui, j'en ai beaucoup.
Y
1. Equivilent of there
2. Replaces names of places introduced by prepositions of place
  1. à, en, dans, chez, etc.
3. Comes before the verb
4. Can replace à + NOUN designating a THING.
Qui
1. May refer to PEOPLE or THINGS
2. who, that, which
3. Is the SUBJECT of the verb that follows
Que
1. May refer to PEOPLE or THINGS
2. Is the DIRECT OBJECT of the verb that follows.
3. Becomes qu' before a vowel sound
4. Whom, that, which

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