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Direct Object Pronouns DROBAC, 2011

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Direct Object

Pronouns

DROBAC, 2011

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Les pronoms

compléments d’objet

Tu connais Ramir?

Non, je ne le connais pas.

Tu vois la nouvelle jupe?

Oui, je la vois.

Tu as mon crayon?

Non, je ne l’ai pas.

Tu cherches ces livres?

Oui, je les cherche..DROBAC, 2011

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Direct Object Pronouns

le replaces a masculine singular

direct object noun.

la replaces a feminine singular direct

object noun.

les replaces a plural direct object

noun.

l’ replaces a masculine or feminine

singular direct object noun before a

vowel. DROBAC, 2011

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Direct Object Pronouns

Direct object pronouns

replace direct object nouns

that answer the questions,

who? et what?

DROBAC, 2011

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Direct Object Pronouns

Direct object pronouns

replace nouns referring to

specific people or things.

DROBAC, 2011

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Direct Object Pronouns

You use the direct object

pronouns with voici and

voilà:

Voici mes cassettes! Les voici!

Voilà Tariq! Le voilà!

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Some Verbs Which Take a

Direct Object in French:

écouter

regarder

chercher

aller chercher

attendre

payer

to listen to

to look at; to watch

(on TV)

to look for

to get, pick up

to wait for

to pay for

DROBAC, 2011

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Direct Object Pronouns

You can use the neuter direct object pronoun, le, to replace an adjective or a clause:

Vous êtes sérieux? Oui, nous

le sommes. Yes, we are.

Esperez-vous aller en France?

Oui, je l’espère. I hope so.

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Direct Object Pronouns

In general, direct object pronouns

come before the verb, according to

the following pattern:

subject (+ ne) + pronom + verb (+ pas)

complément d’objet

DROBAC, 2011