Français II: les notes #8. Indirect Object Pronouns Answer to who(m) or to what Replaces à + nouns representing people All pronouns are the same except.

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Français II: les notes #8

Indirect Object Pronouns Answer to who(m) or to what Replaces à + nouns representing people All pronouns are the same except for: lui-to him/to her leur-to them

Verbs for Indirect OP 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-

Where do they go? Lui and leur go before the verb in a normal sentence Lui and leur go after the verb and connected with a hyphen in Affirmative commands Lui and leur go before the verb in Negative commands Lui and leur go before the infinitive in sentences with a conjugated verb and an infinitive Lui and leur go before the helping verb in passé composé

Exemples I am giving a car to Sophie. Je donne une voiture à Sophie. Je lui donne une voiture. We are lending three euros to Paul. Nous prêtons trois euros à Paul. Nous lui prêtons trois euros. They are giving the notes to Anne and Claire. Ils donnent les notes à Anne et Claire. Ils leur donnent les notes. I am showing the school to Phillipe and Jean. Je montre l’ecole à Phillipe et Jean. Je leur montre l’école.

Order of pronouns melelui tebeforelabeforeleur nousles vous

Exemples I am giving a pen to Jean. Je donne un stylo à Jean. Je le lui donne. Pierre is showing the cafeteria to Sophie and Julie. Pierre montre la cantine à Sophie et Julie. Pierre la leur montre. We are buying you(inf) some shoes. Nous te les achetons.