You are interested in her? If you want I can introduce you to her. Tu t’intéresses à elle ? Si tu veux, je peux te la présenter. After three years of living in the same flat, I get along well with Yannick. I think of you every day.Īprès trois ans de colocation, je m’entends bien avec Yannick. Anne’s children are in good hands, their baby-sitter is always very careful with them. Les enfants d’Anne sont entre de bonnes mains, la baby-sitter fait toujours très attention à eux. See the table below for a list of verbs and phrases with à that take the stressed object-pronoun. Some verbs that are followed by à are used with the stressed object-pronoun, but only if the preposition introduces a person and not a thing. I write songs with her (= with my girlfriend). Example: J’écris des chansons avec elle (= ma copine). The difference is that we used the stressed object-pronouns after a preposition. The stressed object-pronouns are identical to the stressed subject-pronouns. Example: J’ai chanté des chansons à ma copine. The indirect object-pronoun (le pronom complément d’objet indirect) replaces a noun as well as the preposition à, which introduces the indirect object. The direct object-pronoun (le pronom complément d’objet direct) replaces a noun that comes directly after a verb without a preposition. We differentiate between direct, indirect, and stressed object-pronouns.

The object pronoun takes the position of the object in the sentence (who/what is the direct receiver of the action). Les pronoms compléments (object pronouns) He’s the only one who won’t forget my songs. when the pronoun is separated from the verb by the words seul, même, an adjective or a clauseĮxample: Lui seul n’oublie pas mes chansons.when the pronoun comes after que in a comparisonĮxample: Ma copine est plus jeune que moi.Who sings songs? - Me.Įxample: Lui, il est très gentil. when the pronoun is used alone (without a verb)Įxample: Qui chante des chansons? - Moi.We used stressed pronouns in the following cases: They allow us to emphasise the subject they refer to without using its name. Strong or stressed pronouns are also known as emphatic pronouns. The weak form is used when the subject pronoun is associated with a verb. Les pronoms toniques sujets (stressed pronouns)įrench differentiates between weak forms and strong or stressed forms of subject pronouns. How to use personal pronouns in French grammar Les pronoms sujets (subject pronouns)Īs its name suggests, the subject pronoun takes the position of the subject in the sentence (who/what is performing the action).

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