1. Double Object Pronouns
French 3: Leçon 1B.1
Double Object Pronouns

2. Point de départ
In Level 1, you learned to use indirect and direct object pronouns. Now you will learn to use these pronouns together.
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4. Use this sequence when a sentence contains both a direct and an indirect object pronoun.
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7. In an infinitive construction, the double object pronouns come after the conjugated verb and precede the infinitive, just like single object pronouns.
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8. In the passé composé the double object pronouns precede the auxiliary verb, just like single object pronouns. The past participle agrees with the preceding direct object.
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10. In affirmative commands, the verb is followed by the direct object pronoun and then the indirect object pronoun, with hyphens in between. Remember to use moi and toi instead of me and te.
In negative commands, everything goes back where it belongs.
Ne le leur donne pas.
Ne me les montrez pas.