French Disjunctive Pronouns

French Disjunctive Pronouns

Multiple Choice

What is a pronoun?

• an action word

• a word that describes

• a word that takes the place of a noun

We have already learned SUBJECT PRONOUNS this year.

Now, we are going to learn disjunctive pronouns (object of a preposition pronouns).

Study the chart to see which words replace the subject pronouns.

Multiple Choice

What do you replace "tu" with after a preposition?

• moi

• vous

• lui

• toi

Multiple Choice

What do you replace "je" with after a preposition?

• moi

• elle

• toi

• lui

Multiple Choice

What do you replace "il" with after a preposition?

• toi

• elles

• lui

• elles

Here's that chart one more time. Take a screenshot or snap a pic with your phone, if you want.

Les Exemples

• Les étudiants sont en face de moi.

• The students are across from me.

• Le livre est à côté de toi.

• The book is beside you.

Multiple Choice

What does this sentence mean? "Mon chien est près d´elle."

• She is near my dog.

• My dog is near her.

• He is near my dog.

• My dog is near him.

Multiple Choice

What does this sentence mean? "Jasmine est à gauche d´eux."

• They are to the left of Jasmine.

• We are to the left of Jasmine.

• Jasmine is to the left of us.

• Jasmine is to the left of them.

Multiple Choice

What does this sentence mean? "L´ordinateur est devant lui."

• The computer is in front of him.

• The computer is in front of her.

• The computer is in front of them.

• The computer is in front of you.

You're doing great!!!! Let's try a few more.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that best describes the picture.

• Le chien est à gauche de lui.

• Le chien est à droite de lui.

• Le chien est à gauche d´eux.

• Le chien est à droite d´eux.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that best describes the picture.

• Le sac à dos est entre elles.

• Le sac à dos est derrière eux.

• Le sac à dos est près d´eux.

• Le sac à dos est par elles.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that best describes the picture.

• Elle est à côté de lui.

• Elle est à côté de moi.

• Il est à côté de toi.

• Il est à côté de nous.

One more thing!

When using the word "chez", there is not an exact equivalent in English. It expresses the idea of "at" or "to" someone's house.

With "chez' you still use the same disjunctive pronouns, when you are not using a name.

Les Exemples

• Je suis chez Pierre.

• I am at Pierre's house.

• Je suis chez lui.

• I am at his house.

Plus d'exemples

• Nous sommes chez notre grands-parents.

• We are at our grandparents' house.

• Nous sommes chez eux.

• We are at their house.

Multiple Choice

What does "chez" mean?

• at/to work

• at/to school

• at/to the mall

• at/to home

Multiple Choice

These 2 sentences are equal.

Je suis chez Monique.

Je suis chez eux.

• Vrai

• Faux

Multiple Choice

These 2 sentences are equal.

Vous êtes chez vos amis.

Vous êtes chez lui.

• Vrai

• Faux

Multiple Choice

These 2 sentences are equal.

Tu es chez Emma et Gabrielle.

Tu es chez elles.

• True

• False.