Grammar Study - Pronouns

Question 1

Used when it is the main object in the sentence

Answer 1

Direct Object Pronoun

me, te, le, la, nous, vous, les

Question 2

Means ‘there’ for a place, or

Means it or them when used to replace a thing (not a person) that is usually introduced by the preposition à

Answer 2

y

Question 3

Used for the secondary object in the sentence

Used with verbs that are usually followed by à

Answer 3

Indirect Object Pronoun

me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur

Question 4

Used for quantity, or

Used for an object with a verb usually followed by de

Answer 4

en

Question 5

Means who/whom/which/that

Relative Pronoun, comes before verb and relates to the subject of that verb

Answer 5

qui

Question 6

Means who/whom/which/that

Relative Pronoun, comes before noun or pronoun and relates to the object of the verb

Answer 6

que

Question 7

Means who or of/from/about which/whom

Answer 7

dont

Question 8

Demonstrative Pronoun - the one (m)

Answer 8

celui

Question 9

Demonstrative Pronoun - the one (f)

Answer 9

celle

Question 10

Demonstrative Pronoun - the ones (m)

Answer 10

ceux

Question 11

Demonstrative Pronoun - the ones (f)

Answer 11

celles

Question 12

Applies only to people
Used for either subject or object
Used:
After à, to say who something belongs to
After prepositions such as avec, chez, sans and pour
To emphasise the subject
In comparisons
With même to mean ‘-self’

Answer 12

Stressed pronoun
(moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux, elles)
“Ce portable est à moi”
“Vous venez avec nous ce soir?”
“Moi, je n’aime pas aller au gymnase, mais lui, il l’adore”
“Il est plus grand que toi”
“Il a fait lui-même”

Question 13

Reflexive pronouns - list

Answer 13

me, te, se, nous, vous, se

Question 14

Suffixes which stress that something is here or there

Often used with demonstrative pronouns

Answer 14

• ci (here)

- la (there)