Week 3: Direct Object Pronouns

Multiple Choice

What word in the sentence is the direct object? J'adore le chien.

• Je/j'

• adore

• le chien

Direct Object

The direct object receives the action of the verb. What do I adore? I adore the puppy - the puppy is being adored!

Look at the role of each part of the sentence.

• Je porte le manteau vert.

• Je = subject (does the action)

• porte = verb (is the action)

• le manteau vert = direct object (receives the action)

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Identify the direct object: Nous mangeons les croissants.

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Identify the direct object: Elle porte la robe à la fête.

Direct Object Pronouns

Pronouns replace nouns. Direct object pronouns replace direct objects.

Direct Object Pronoun

le chiot can be replaced with le/l' = it

Je l'adore {the le becomes l' before a vowel}

Attention!

Notice that the direct object pronoun comes before the verb!

J'adore le chiot. - I love the puppy

Je l'adore. - I love it

Another example

Je porte le manteau vert.

le manteau vert is an it and is masculine. It can be replaced with le/l'

Je le porte. - I wear it

Multiple Choice

What will replace "la robe"?

Elle porte la robe.

• le

• me

• la

• l'

Multiple Choice

What will replace "moi"?

Mon petit copain aime moi.

• te

• t'

• m'

• nous

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Identify the direct object: Mon petit copain aime moi.

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Identify the direct object: Vous regardez votre ami?

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Rewrite the sentence replacing the direct object with a direct object pronoun. Vous regardez votre ami?

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Rewrite the sentence by replacing "les croissants" with a direct object.

Nous mangeons les croissants.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following correctly answers the question using a direct object pronoun?

Le garçon vois la fille?

• Il la vois.

• Il me vois.

• Elle la vois.

• Il vois la.