Les Objets Directs

Les Objets Directs

Les Objets Directs - En Anglais

• Direct object pronouns replace direct objects.

• Direct objects answer the question "WHOM" or "WHAT"

• Direct objects RECEIVE the action of the verb.

Les Exemples: Les Objects Directs

• I invite him.

• Who do I invite?

• Him

• Him - Direct Object

Les Exemples: Les Objects Directs

• You give me a cookie.

• What do you give me?

• A cookie

• A cookie - Direct Object

Les Exemples: Les Objects Directs

• She reads a book

• What is she reading?

• A book

• A book - Direct Object

Pronoms Compléments d'objet directs

• You give me a cookie.

• You give me it.

• She reads a book.

• She reads it.

Multiple Choice

What is the direct object?

The passenger shows his passport to the agent.

• passenger

• passport

• agent

• shows

Multiple Choice

What is the direct object?

The pilot gives a signal to the flight attendant.

• pilot

• gives

• a signal

• the flight attendant

Les Objects Directs en Français

• Direct object pronouns have the same job in French as they do in English.

• They replace direct objects.

• They answer the questions "WHOM" or "WHAT?" in the sentence.

• They RECEIVE the actions of the verb.

Il y a 8 pronoms compléments d'objet directs en Français.

• Me / M' - me

• Te / T' - you

• Le / La / L' - him, her, it

• Nous - us

• Vous - you

• Les - them

A Spelling Change:

• ME, TE, LE, and LA will change spelling before a word with a vowel or vowel sound.

• ME - M'

• TE - T'

• LE - L'

• LA - L'

Direct Object Pronoun Placement

• Direct Object Pronouns COME RIGHT BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB

• Elle m'aime. - She loves me.

• Le passager le montre. - The passengaer shows it.

• Vous les cherchez. - You are looking for them.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct placement of the direct object pronoun.

• Je donne le.

• Je le donne.

• Le je donne.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct placement of the direct object pronoun.

• Il montre le à un agent.

• Il montre à un agent le.

• Il le montre à un agent.

Direct Object Pronoun Placement

• Direct Object Pronouns COME RIGHT BEFORE THE CONJUGATED VERB

• Elle ne m'aime pas. - She doesn't loves me.

• Le passager ne le montre pas. - The passengaer doesn't show it.

• Vous ne les cherchez pas. - You aren't looking for them.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct placement of the direct object pronoun.

• Il le ne montre pas.

• Il ne le montre pas.

• Il ne montre le pas.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct placement of the direct object pronoun.

• Nous la mangeons.

• La nous mangeons.

• Nous mangeons la.

Direct Object Pronoun Placement - INFINITIVE

• Direct objects pronouns COME RIGHT BEFORE THE INFINITIVE.

• If you have 2 verbs in a sentence, the direct object pronoun will come BEFORE THE INFINITIVE.

• You like to eat it. - 2 verbs: to like and to eat.

• Vous aimez le manger.

• The direct object comes before "manger" since we eat "it."

Direct Object Pronoun Placement - INFINITIVE

• Direct objects pronouns COME RIGHT BEFORE THE INFINITIVE.

• If you have 2 verbs in a sentence, the direct object pronoun will come BEFORE THE INFINITIVE.

• We can do it! - 2 verbs: can (to be able to) (to do)

• Nous pouvons le faire.

• The direct object comes before "faire" since we do "it."

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct placement of the direct object pronoun.

• Je vais chanter la.

• Je la vais chanter.

• Je vais la chanter.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct placement of the direct object pronoun.

• Tu le veux regarder.

• Tu veux regarder le.

• Tu veux le regarder.

Using the correct direct object pronoun.

• Le - masculine singular

• La - feminine singular

• L' - masculine or feminine, singular, VOWEL

• Les - masculine, feminine plural

Multiple Choice

Which direct object pronoun should be used?

Les aéroports

• Le

• La

• L'

• Les

Multiple Choice

Which direct object pronoun should be used?

Le passeport

• Le

• La

• L'

• Les

Multiple Choice

Which direct object pronoun should be used?

La carte d'embarquement

• Le

• La

• L'

• Les

Multiple Choice

Replace the direct object in this sentence with a direct object pronoun.

Tu montres le passeport.

• Tu montres le.

• Tu le montres le passeport.

• Tu le montres.

Multiple Choice

Replace the direct object in this sentence with a direct object pronoun.

Vous regardez l'émission (f).

• La vous regardez.

• Vous l' regardez.

• Vous la regardez.

Multiple Choice

Replace the direct object in this sentence with a direct object pronoun.

Nous écoutons les chansons.

• Nous les écoutons.

• Nous écoutons les.

• Nous l'écoutons.

Multiple Choice

Replace the direct object in this sentence with a direct object pronoun.

Elle écrit le livre.

• Elle l'écrit.

• Elle le écrit.

• Elle écrit le.