Direct Object Pronouns in French

Direct Object Pronouns replace a noun that is the ____________ of the sentence.

• Subject

• Object

• Article

• Owner

True or False

Generally the direct object pronoun comes after the verb.

• True

• False

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

Nous avons mangé le gâteau.

• les

• la

• l'

• t'

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 are the correct lists of direct object pronouns in French?

• mi (m’), te (t’), le (l’), la (l’), nous, vous, les

• me (m’), te (t’), le (l’), la (l’), nous, vous, les

• mi (m'), ti (t’), li (l'), nous, vous, les

• je, te (t'), le (l'), nous, vous, les

What is the direct object pronoun for "us" ?

• me

• vous

• les

• nous

True or False

If a conjugated verb is followed by an infinitive (the basic form of a verb), the direct object pronoun comes just before the infinitive.

• True

• False

Which of the following sentences show the correct form of negation with the use of direct object pronouns?

• Je ne les aime pas

• Je les n’aime pas

• Je n'aime les pas

• Je n'aime pas les

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

J'ai vu Samantha et Tracey au supermarché.

• vous

• la

• nous

• les

Identify the direct object in the sentence below.

Nous détestons les cerises.

• dètestons

• nous

• les

• les cerises