Direct object pronoun French

Generally the direct object pronoun comes after the verb.

• true

• false

Which of the following direct object pronouns would replace the object in sentence below?

Nous avons mangé le gateau.

• le

• la

• l'

• les

Direct object pronouns stand in for nouns when it is clear who or what is being talked about, and save having to repeat the noun.

• true

• false

Which of the following uses the correct direct object pronoun to rewrite the sentence?

Tu as acheté les pommes?

• Tu le acheté?

• Tu l'acheté?

• Tu les acheté?

• tu la acheté?

What is the direct object pronoun for her?

• le

• la

• les

• ta

Which of the following negative sentences shows the correct use of the direct object pronoun?

• Je ne les aime pas

• Je n'aime les pas

• Je les n'aime pas

• Je n'aime pas les

Which of the following would replace the objects in the sentence?

Hier , j'ai vu Martin et Marie.

• le

• l'

• la

• les

Which of the senteces below , Correctly replaced the object of the sentence?

Ils attendent le taxi.

• ils le attendent

• ils l'attendent.

• ils la attendent

• ils les attendent

Which of the following completes the sentence by saying " she ate it"

Elle __ a mangé.

• la

• le

• les

• l'

Which of the following completes the sentence to say " she puts them on.

Elle ___ met.

• les

• le

• l'

• la