Direct object pronouns in French

The direct object pronouns in French are:

• Le, la, les, l'
• Le, la, les, l', me, m',te, t', nous, vous
• Le, la, nous, vous
• Le, la, me, nous, vous

The direct object pronouns that are used to replace people are:

• Le, la, nous , vous
• Nous, vous, me, te
• Le, la, les, l'
• Le, la, l', les, me, m', te, t', nous, vous

When the sentence has only one verb, the direct object pronoun is placed in front of the verb.  Vrai ou faux?

• Vrai
• Faux

When the sentence has two verbs, the direct object pronoun is placed in front of the second verb.  Vrai ou faux?

• Vrai
• Faux

In French, a verb in passé composé has two parts.  What are they?

• The subject and the verb
• The subject and the noun
• The verb and the noun
• The helping verb and the past participle

In passé composé in French, the helping verb can be:

• Avoir and être
• Avoir and past participle
• Étre and préssent
• Avoir and passé composé

In the sentence, "nous avons choisi", "choisi" is the helping verb and "avons" is the past participle.  Vrai ou faux?

• Vrai
• Faux

Identify the direct object pronoun in the following sentence: " Le défilé commence à midi.  Je vais le voir"

• "le" in "Le défilé"
• "le" in "le voir"
• Je
• vais voir

Identify the direct object pronoun in the sentence: "Cassandra offre une boîte de chocolats à Nadine.  Nadine la remercie"

• Casssandra
• Nadine
• la
• remercie

Identify the direct object pronoun in the sentence: "Je t'invite chez moi"

• Je
• invite
• t' 
• moi