Pronoms Objets Indirects

Question 1

What does the indirect object pronoun stand for?

Answer 1

The indirect object pronoun lui and leur stand for a noun indicating a person preceding à

Question 2

Je

Answer 2

Me

Question 3

Tu

Answer 3

Te

Question 4

Il/ Elle/ On

Answer 4

Lui

Question 5

Nous

Answer 5

Nous

Question 6

Vous

Answer 6

Vous

Question 7

Ils/ Elles

Answer 7

Leur

Question 8

Give me an example (I am going to talk to him)

Answer 8

Je vais lui parler

Question 9

In regular sentences, where does the indirect object pronoun go?

Answer 9

Before the verb

Question 10

Give me an example (I talk to him)

Answer 10

Je lui parle

Question 11

In negative sentences, where does the indirect object pronoun go?

Answer 11

It goes before the verb, which is then surrounded by “ne… pas”

Question 12

Give me an example (I don’t talk to him)

Answer 12

Je ne lui parle pas

Question 13

In sentences with two verbs, where does the indirect object pronoun go?

Answer 13

Before the infinitive verb

Question 14

Give me an example (I must talk to him)

Answer 14

Je dois lui parler

Question 15

In negative sentences with two verbs, where does the indirect object pronoun go?

Answer 15

Before the infinitive, outside of the “ne…conjugated verb…pas”

Question 16

Give me an example (I must not talk to him)

Answer 16

Je ne dois pas lui parler

Question 17

What is a direct object pronoun direct?

Answer 17

A pronom objet direct is direct because there is no preposition

Question 18

Why is a pronoun object indirect?

Answer 18

A pronom objet indirect is indirect when there is a preposition