Direct Object Pronouns (DOPs) Flashcards

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What are pronouns used for?

A

Pronouns are used to replace nouns.

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What is the role of a direct object in a sentence?

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The direct object is the person or thing which receives the action of the verb.

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When are direct object pronouns used?

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Direct object pronouns are used when the noun is not the subject of the sentence.

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List the direct object pronouns in French.

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  • me
  • te
  • le
  • la
  • nous
  • vous
  • les
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What happens to ‘le’ and ‘la’ before a vowel or silent ‘h’?

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‘le’ and ‘la’ change to ‘l’’ before a vowel or silent ‘h’.

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In French, where does the direct object pronoun appear in relation to the verb?

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The direct object pronoun comes in front of the verb.

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Translate ‘We see them’ into French.

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Nous les voyons.

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Translate ‘He sends it’ into French.

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Il l’envoie.

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Translate ‘They invite us’ into French.

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Ils nous invitent.

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In a negative sentence, where does the pronoun appear?

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The pronoun remains immediately in front of the verb.

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Translate ‘I don’t like it’ into French.

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Je ne l’aime pas.

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In the perfect tense, where does the pronoun appear?

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The pronoun comes in front of the auxiliary verb.

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Translate ‘I watched it’ into French.

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Je l’ai regardé.

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In the near future tense, where does the pronoun appear?

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The pronoun comes after the auxiliary verb.

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What must agree with the direct object pronoun in the perfect and pluperfect tenses?

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The past participle must agree with the object pronoun.

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16
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What additions are made for feminine, masculine plural, and feminine plural in agreement?

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  • ‘e’ for feminine
  • ’s’ for masculine plural
  • ‘es’ for feminine plural
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Translate ‘I saw her’ into French.

A

Je l’ai vue.

18
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Translate ‘I saw them’ into French.

A

Je les ai vus.

19
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Why is using pronouns essential in French?

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Using pronouns prevents the need to repeat nouns or names and makes the language sound more natural.