Pronouns Flashcards

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What are pronouns? Why are pronouns used?

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I, she, he, us, them, your, mine, those

To save repeating a pronoun

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What can personal pronouns be

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Subject of a verb- I, we, you, he, she, they
Direct object of a verb- me, us, you, him, her, them
Indirect object of a verb- (to/for) me, (to/for) us, (to/for) you, (to/for) him, (to/for) her, (to/for) them,

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Where do the object pronouns go

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Usually before the verb
E.g s’il vous plaît (if it pleases you)

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Subject pronouns

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Je, j’ - i
Tu- you
Il - he, it
Elle- she, it
On- one, we, you, they
Nous - we
Vous - you
Ils - they
Elles they

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Where is the car? It is here

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Où est la voiture? Elle est ici
(La voiture)

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It’s raining

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Il pleut
(Impersonal)

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Your shoes are lovely, they’re lovely

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Tes chaussures sont jolies. Elles sont jolies

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When the subject of the verb is no one in particular what do we use?

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On
It can mean -we, you, they or one

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You can’t park here

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On ne peut pas stationner ici

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English is spoken here/ here we speak English

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Ici on parle anglais

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How do you say that in French

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Comment dit on ça en anglais

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You never know

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On ne sait jamais

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They say it’s a good film

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On dit que c’est un on film

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We just came back

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On vient de rentrer

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Where shall we go this evening

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Où est ce qu’on va ce soir

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Shall we meet this evening

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On se rencontre ce soir

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Where can we leave our luggage

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Où est ce qu’on peut laisser nos bagages

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We’d like to let our house

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On voudrait louer notre maison

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We’re ready

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On est prêts (m, m:f)
On est prêtes (f)

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We arrived yday

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On est arrivés hier / on est arrivées hier

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Object pronouns

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Me, us, you, him, her, it, them
Can be;
Direct object of a verb- eg Anne knows (me) the children saw (him)

Indirect object of a verb - Anne writes (to me) I’ve made a cake (for them)

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Anne knows me /us
Anne writes to me/us

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Anne me/nous connaît
Anne m’/nous écrit

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Me, to/for me
You, to/for you
Us, to/for us
You, for you (pl)

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Me, m’
Te, t’
Nous
Vous

No distinction between these 4 direct and indirect object pronouns

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Him, it (m) - to/for him
Her, it (f) - to/for her
Them (m&f) - to/for them (m&f)

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Le, l’ —lui
La, l’ —lui
Les —leur

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Anne knows him/her
Anne le/la connaît
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Anne writes to him/her
Anne lui écrit
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I’ve invited them
Je les ai invité (e) s
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I’ve made cake for them
Je leur ai fait un gâteau
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I love you
Je t’aime
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We adore him, her, it
Nous l’adorons
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I gave him some money
Je lui ai donné de l’argent
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I bought an ice-cream for her/ I bought her an ice-cream
Je lui ai acheté une glace
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I’m going to send them the photos /I’m going to send the photos to them
Je vais leur envoyer les photos
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What verbs have an indirect object in french
Convenir -to suit Demander- to ask Faire confiance- to trust Plaire- to please Ressembler- to resemble Dire- to say, tell Faire mal - to hurt Obéir- to obey Resister- to resist Téléphoner- to phone
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To suit
Convenir (Needs indirect object)
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To ask
Demander (Needs indirect object)
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To trust
Faire confiance (Needs indirect object)
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To please
Plaire (Needs indirect object)
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To resemble
Ressembler (Needs indirect object)
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To say, tell
Dire (Needs indirect object)
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To hurt
Faire mal (Needs indirect object)
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To obey
Obéir (Needs indirect object)
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To resist
Resister (Needs indirect object)
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To phone
Téléphoner (Needs indirect object)
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When do we use - à
When a verb has an indirect object, we use á before the noun
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I don’t want to phone my mum
Je ne veux pas téléphoner à ma mère
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I don’t want to phone her
Je ne veux pas lui téléphoner
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Are you going to ask your teacher??
Tu vas demander à tes professeurs
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Are you going to ask them?
Tu vas leur demander
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What verbs have a direct object
Attendre -to wait for Demander- to ask for Payer- to pay for Chercher- to look for Écouter - to listen to Regarder- to look at
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I like to listen to Bizet’s music
Jaime écouter la musique de bizet
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We’re waiting for the bus
On attend l’autobus
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We’re waiting for it
On l’attend
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Y
Pronoun - there/ here Comes before the verb
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Do you live in Paris? Yes I’ve been living there/ here for ten years
Vous habitez à paris? Oui, j’y habite depuis dix ans
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Do you know Scotland? Yes I went there last year?
Vous connaissez l’Ecosse? Oui j’y suis allé l’année dernière
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We have a good time at her house. Yes that’s true we have a very good time there
On s’amuse bien chez elle. Oui c’est vrai, on s’y amuse tres bien
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What verbs do we use Y with?
Verbs followed by á Répondre à- to reply to Penser à - to think about When you’re talking about something rather than someone. You can’t leave it out in French
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Have you replied to his letter? Yes I replied to it yesterday
Tu as répondu à sa lettre Oui j’y ai répondu hier
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Her thinks about it all the time
Il y pense tout le temps
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When is y used with aller
It is used after aller when no specific place is referred to On y va? Shall we go Allons - y? Let’s go Vas y - go ahead
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That’s it!
Ça y est!
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Here we are
Nous y voilà/ on y est
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Including
Y compris
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The uk including the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
La royaume uni, y compris les îles Anglo normandes et l’île de man
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We’ll have to give it some thought
Il faut y réfléchir
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When do we use -en?
Pronoun that replaces nouns accompanied by- du, de la, de l’ and des Comes before the verb
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En
It/them, with it/ them When used with adjectives followed by de Eg avoir besoin de - to need Se souvenir de -to remember Ravi de- delighted with
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I don’t need it/ them
Je n’en ai pas besoin
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Do you remember (it)?
Tu t’en souviens
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I’m fed up (with it)
J’en ai marre
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I’m sure, Certain (of it)
J’en suis sûr/certain
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She’s proud of it
Elle en est fière
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They’re not capable of it
Ils n’en sont pas capables
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We’re delighted (with it/them)
Nous en sommes ravis
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She’s proud of him
Elle est fière de lui
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I remember him
Je me souviens de lui
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What does -en mean in phrases of quantity
Of it, of them
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How much/ many (of it/them) do you want?
Vous en voulez combien
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I’ll take two kilos of them
J’en prends deux kilos
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Children? I’ve got three
Des enfants? J’en ai trois
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How many banks are there in this town? There are a lot
Il y a combien de banques dans cette ville? Il y en a beaucoup
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And how many cinemas? (There’s) one
Et combien de cinémas? Il y en a un
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More wine? No thank you I’ve had enough
Encore du vin? Non merci j’en ai eu assez
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Had your husband come back from the US? Yes he came back (from there) last night
Votre mari est rentré des États Unis? Oui il en est rentré hier soir
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Have you been to work? Yes I’ve just come back from there?
Vous êtes allé au travail? Oui j’en viens
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I’ve got some /I haven’t got any
J’en ai / je n’en ai pas
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Do you want some
Tu en veux
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Would you like to have some?
Tu voudrais en avoir
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Go away
Va- t-en /allez vous -en
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I’m going /im off
Je m’en vais
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Don’t worry
Ne t’en fais pas/ ne vous en faites pas
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Do you understand me?
Vous me comprenez
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I believe you
Je te crois
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I’m going there tomorrow
J’y vais demain
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I don’t know them
Je ne les connais pas
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What happens to the object pronoun when there are 2 verbs
It comes before the verb it belongs to
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I’m going to phone him tomorrow
Je vais lui téléphoner demain (Phone him, not go him)
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You can write to me
Tu peux m’écrire
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I want to spend two days there
Je veux y passer deux jours
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I’ll transfer you to her now
Je vous la passe maintenant
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I’ll send it to him, her tomorrow
Je vais le lui envoyer demain
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I gave them some there
Je leur y en ai donné
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I asked him/her to do it immediately
Je lui ai demandé de la faire tout de suite
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He succeeded in seeing them
Il a réussi à les voir
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Don’t give them to me
Ne me les donnez pas
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Don’t send it to her (f)
Ne la lui envoyez pas
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What happens to object pronouns when asking someone to do something
They come after the verb and are joined with a hyphen
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Take it
Prends-le
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Bring it to them
Apportez-le-leur
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Leave us in peace
Laissez-nous en paix
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Give them to me
Donnez-les-moi
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Give me some (inf)
Donnez-en-moi
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Where do object pronouns go in the past tense?
Before auxiliary vend avoir/être For verbs taking avoir- past participle has to agree with noun represented by pronoun There is no agreement needed within indirect pronouns or with en or y
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Where’s the car? I’ve left it in the car park near the cathedral
Où est la voiture? Je l’ai laissée sur le parking près de la cathedral
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The tickets! He’s forgotten them
Les billets! Il les a oubliés
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The letters?! I’ve posted them
Les lettres? Je les ai mises à la poste
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We’ve been invited to a party
On nous a invités à une soirée
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They phoned us yesterday
On nous a téléphoné hier No agreement with indirect object pronouns
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Have you written, did you write to them?
Vous leur avez écrit?
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Myself, yourself, himself/herself
Je me (m’), tu te (t’), il/elle se (s’)
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Ourselves, yourselves, themselves
Nous nous, vous vous, ils/elles se (s’)
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She’s putting on (her) makeup
Elle se maquille
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We had a good time
Nous nous sommes biens amusés
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When did you get married?
Vous vous êtes mariés quand?
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I don’t remember
Je ne me souviens pas
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We understand each other
Nous nous comprenons
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Have you known each other long?
Vous vous connaissez depuis longtemps
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They love each other
Ils s’aiment
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We’re having a good time
On s’amuse bien
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We’ll meet up again soon
On se retrouvera bientôt
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Hurry up
Dépêchez vous
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Get up
Levé toi
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I did it myself
Je l’ai fait moi même
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They saw it themselves
Ils l’ont vu eux mêmes
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Emphatic pronouns I, me You He, him She, her
Moi, you, lui, elle
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Emphatic pronouns We, us You They, them-m They, them -f
Nous, vous, eux, elles
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I know!
Moi, je sais!
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You(!) can come
Toi, tu peux venir
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(He’s) 17 and (she’s) 19
Lui il a dix sept ans et elle, elle a dix neuf ans
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They’re right
Eux ils ont raison
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I don’t know (emphatic pronoun)
Je ne sais pas, moi
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(We’re) American Emphatic pronouns
On est américains, nous
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I’m going with them
Je vais avec eux
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Thanks to him, I’m happy
Grâce à lui, je suis contente
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It’s for you
C’est pour toi
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It’s me
C’est moi
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Who was it? It was them
C’était qui? C’étaient eux
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Who wants to do it? Not me?!
Qui veut le faire? Pas moi!
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You too?
Toi aussi?
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We’re going to stay at home (emphatic)
Nous on va rester à la maison
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1st, 2nd 3rd subject pronouns -singular
Je, j’ / i Tu, t’ / you Il / he, it Elle/ she, it On/ one
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1st, 2nd, 3rd subject pronouns -plural
Nous /we Vous /you Ils/elles/ they
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They are Canadian
Ils sont canadiens
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Direct object pronouns - 1st, 2nd, 3rd singular
Me, m’ / me Te, t’ / you Le, l’ /him La, l’ / her
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Direct object pronouns - 1st, 2nd, 3rd plural
Nous/ us Vous / you Les / them
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What does a direct object pronoun do? Where do they go
Takes the place of a direct object noun In front of verb or infinitive
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I have the letters /I have them
J’ai les lettres Je les ai
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I know Luigi, I know him
Je connais luigi Je le connais
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I’m reading the lesson, I’m reading it
Je lis la leçon, je la lis
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She has a cell phone, she has it
Elle a le portable Elle l’a
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Do you love me, yes I love you a lot
Est ce que tu m’aimes, oui, je t’aime beaucoup
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Indirect object pronoun - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Singular
Me (m’) / to me Te (t’) /to you Lui /to him, her
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Indirect object pronouns- 1st, 2nd, 3rd plural
Nous/ to us Vous/ to you Leur / to them
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What is an indirect object pronoun. Where does it go?
Takes place of indirect object noun. Used as an indirect object Eg I am talking to Mary -Mary = ION bc proceeded by preposition “to” as IOP Placed before verb
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I’m talking to Sara, I’m talking to her
Je parle à Sara, je lui parle
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I’m talking to Luigi and my friend m, I’m talking to them
Je parle à Luigi et à mon ami, je leur parle
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Double object pronoun
Direct and indirect object pronoun
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What does -en do?
Takes place of partitive and acts as direct object. Can refer to persons or things
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Do you have any brothers, yes I have some
Avez vous des frères? Oui j’en ai
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Have you any money? Yes, I have some. No I don’t have any
Avez vous de l’argent? Oui j’en ai. Non je n’en ai pas
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Réflexive verbs - what do we use to take the place of the preposition De + a thing
En
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Do you remember the address? yes I remember it
Est ce que vous vous souvenez de l’adresse Oui je m’en souviens
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Are you helping yourself to the hors d’œuvres, yes thank you, I’m helping myself to some
Est ce que vous vous servez des hors-d’œuvre Oui merci je m’en sers
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What do we use to take the place of preposition de+ a person
Disjunctive pronoun
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Do you remember this lady? Yes I remember her
Est ce que vous vous souvenez de cette dame Oui je me souviens d’elle
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Do you have many friends? Yes I have many (of them)
Avez vous beaucoup d’amis Oui j’en ai beaucoup En takes place of de + noun Retain quantity word
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Did mrs B put too much salt in the stew?
Madame B a-t-elle mis trop de sel dans le ragoût Oui elle en a mis trop dans le ragoût
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From there
En -takes place of de +place
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Are you coming from school, yes I’m coming from there, no I’m not coming from there
Est ce que vous venez de l’école? Oui j’en viens, non je n’en viens pas
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What function does -y have?
Acts as an object replacing a prepositional phrase beginning with à, dans, sur or chez that refers to things, places or ideas
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Are you thinking of the exam? Yes I’m thinking of it
Est ce que vous pensez à l’examen Oui j’y pense
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Im answering the letter, I’m answering it
Je réponds à la lettre, j’y réponds
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Are the flowers on the table? Yes they’re there
Est ce que les fleurs sont sur la table? Oui elles y sont
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Are you going to Pierre’s ´? Yes I’m going there
Est ce que vous allez chez Pierre? Oui j’y vais
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Disjunctive pronouns -1st, 2nd, 3rd singular
Moi /me, I Toi /you Soi/ oneself Lui/him, he Elle/her, she
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Disjunctive pronouns -1st, 2nd, 3rd plural
Nous/ us, we Vous/ you Eux/them, they m Elles/them, they f
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Im going to my house
Je vais chez moi
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You’re going to your house
Tu vas chez toi
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He’s going to his house
Il va chez lui
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She’s going to her house
Elle va chez elle
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We’re going to our house
Nous allons chez nous
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One is going to one’s house
On va chez soi
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You’re going to your house - pl
Vous allez chez vous
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They’re going to their house m, f
Ils vont chez eux Elles vont chez elles
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What is a disjunctive pronoun used for
Object of preposition - Elle parle avec moi / she’s talking with me Compound subject, object- Elle et lui sont amoureux / he and she are in love For emphasis- moi, je parle bien, lui, il ne parle pas bien /i speak well, he does not speak well To indicate possession with à if verb is être and if subject is a noun, personal pronoun or demonstrative pronoun- ce livre est à moi /the book is mine With c’est and ce sont Qui est à la porte? C’est moi /who is at the door, it’s me With même and mêmes Est ce Pierre? Oui c’est lui même /is it Peter? Yes it’s he himself When no verb is stated- qui est a l’appareil? Moi /who is on the phone? I (am)
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On phone- hello Mrs B please That’s me /speaking
Bonjour madame B svp C’est moi même
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Who broke the vase? They did
Qui a brisé le vase? Eux
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Demonstrative pronouns -masculine singular (the one)
Celui /the one
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Demonstrative pronouns feminine singular
Celle /the one
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Demonstrative pronouns masculine plural -the ones
Ceux
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Demonstrative pronouns feminine plural -the ones
Celles
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I ate my cake and Peter’s
J’ai mangé mon gâteau et celui de Peter
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He likes my car very much and jacks
Il aime beaucoup ma voiture et celle de jaques
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I ate my peas and David’s
J’ai mangé mes petits pois et ceux de David
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I like your skirt and Anna’s
J’aime tes jupes et celles de Anna
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I have two eclairs, you do prefer this one or that one?
J’ai deux éclairs est ce que tu préfères celui-ci ou celui-là
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I have two apples, do you prefer this one or that
J’ai deux pommes est ce que tu préfères celle-ci ou celle-là
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Which hat? The one (that) you bought
Quel chapeau? Celui que tu as acheté
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Which flowers? The ones you gave me
Quelles fleurs? Celles que tu m’as données
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Who did it, he’s the one who did it
Qui l’a fait? C’est lui qui l’a fait
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She’s the one who said it
C’est elle qui l’a dit
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What are - ce (c’) ceci, ça
Demonstrative pronouns They don’t change gender and number Refer to things not identified by name and can refer to an idea or a statement
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It’s true
C’est vrai
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This is true This is false
Ceci est vrai Ceci est faux
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That is true, false
Cela est vrai, faux
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They interests me very much
Ça m’intéresse beaucoup
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What’s that
Qu’est ce que c’est que cela Qu’est ce que c’est que ça
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What does cela shorten to when used informally
Ça
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Not any, not one, none
Aucun
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Another, another one
Un autre
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We French
Nous autres
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Certain ones
Certains
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Each one
Chacun
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Not one, not any, none
Nul
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Anyone
N’importe qui N’importe quel
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Anything
N’importe quoi
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On
People, one, they, you, we
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They say (that) it’s going to rain
On dit qu’il va pleuvoir
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What are we doing tomorrow
Qu’est ce qu’on fait demain
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No one, nobody
Personne
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Several
Plusieurs
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I have several of them
J’en ai plusieurs
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Something
Quelque chose
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Someone, somebody
Quelqu’un
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Whoever, whosoever
Quelconque
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Oneself
Soi
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People feel at home in this hotel
On est chez soi dans cet hôtel
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All, everything
Tout
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All is well that ends well
Tout est bien qui finit bien
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Interrogative pronouns -referring to persons
As subject of a verb - who is on the phone/ qui est à l’appareil As direct object of a verb - whom do you love/ qui aimez vous As object of preposition -with whom are you talking in the phone /avec qui parlez vous au téléphone
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Singular interrogative pronouns
Auquel (à laquelle) Duquel (de la laquelle)
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Interrogative pronouns -plural
Auxquels (auxquelles) Desquels (desquelles)
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To which one of these boys are you talking
Auquel de ces deux garçons parlez vous
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To which one of these girls are you talking
À laquelle de ces jeunes filles parlez vous
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To which one of these men do you talk
Auxquels de ces hommes parlez vous
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To which of these women are you talking
Auxquelles de ces femmes parlez vous
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About which of these two boys are you talking
Duquel de ces deux garçons parlez vous
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Interrogative pronouns - things
As subject of a verb - what happened/ qu’est ce qui est arrivé As direct object if verb- what are you doing? Que faites vous As object of a preposition - what does she have? Qu’a-t-elle As object of a preposition - what are you talking about/ de quoi parlez vous
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Interrogative pronouns- referring to things
As subject of a verb - what happened/ qu’est ce qui s’est passé? As direct object of a verb - what are you doing/ que faites vous? As object of preposition - what are you thinking of/ a quoi pensez-vous
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Your name
Votre nom
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Which one of these two cars runs well?
Laquelle de ces deux voitures marche bien?
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What are you doing?
Que faites vous?
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What does she have?
Qu’a-t-elle
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What are you talking about?
De quoi parlez vous
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Mine (s, pl)
Le mien, la mienne, les miens, les miennes
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Yours (s,pl)
Le tien, la tienne, les tiens, les tiennes
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His, her, its (s, pl)
Le sien, la sienne, les siens, les siennes
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Ours (s, pl)
Le nôtre, la nôtre, les nôtres, les nôtres
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Yours (s, pl)
Le vôtre, la votre, les vôtres, les vôtres
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Theirs (s, pl)
Le leur, la leur, les leurs, les leurs
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My book, mine
Mon livre, le mien
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His book, his
Son livre, le sien
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Paul is talking to me about his parents and I am talking to him about mine
Paul me parle de ses parents et je lui parle des miens
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I prefer my car to yours
Je préfère ma voiture à la tienne
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This book is mine and that one is yours
Ce livre-ci est le mien et celui-là est le tien
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This book is his
Ce livre est à lui
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A friend of mine
Un de mes amis
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A book of mine
Un de mes livres
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A girlfriend of his
Une de ses amies
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A friend of ours
Un de nos amis
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I wash myself
Je me lave
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Reflexive pronouns
Me, te, se, nous, vous
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Lisa washes herself every day
Lisa se lave tous les jours
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You wash yourself (s)
Tu te laves
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He, she, one washes himself, herself, oneself
Il se lave, elle se lave, on se lave
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We wash ourselves
Nous nous lavons
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You wash yourselves (pl)
Vous vous lavez
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They wash themselves (m,f)
Ils se lavent, elles se lavent
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What is a relative pronoun
Refers to antecedent. Antecedent is something that comes before something (word, phrase, clause) that is replaced by a pronoun or some other substitute Is it Mary who did that? Who = relative pronoun, Mary = antecedent It seems to me that you’re wrong, which is what I had suspected all along. Relative pronoun = which, antecedent = that you are wrong
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Of whom, of which, whose, whom, which
Dont
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Here is the book that I need
Voici le livre dont j’ai besoin
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Mr B whose son is a lawyer is now in France
Monsieur B dont le fils est avocat est maintenant en France
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What, of which,that of which
Ce dont
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I don’t find what I need
Je ne trouve pas ce dont j’ai besoin
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What, that which
Ce que (ce qu’)
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Do you understand what I am telling you
Comprenez vous ce que je vous dis
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Do you understand what she’s saying to you
Comprenez vous ce qu’elle vous dit
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I understand what you’re saying
Je comprends ce que vous dites
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I understand what she’s saying
Je comprends ce qu’elle dit
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What, that which
Ce qui
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I don’t know what happened
Je ne sais pas ce qui s’est passé
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Which
Lequel
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Give me another piece of paper to write my address
Donnez moi un autre morceau de papier sur lequel je puisse écrire mon adresse
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Where, in which, on which, when
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Do you like the dining room where we eat
Aimez vous la salle à manger où nous mangeons
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Im going to open the drawer where I put the money
Je vais ouvrir le tiroir où j’ai mis l’argent
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The weather was nice the day when she was born
Il faisait beau le jour où elle est née
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Whom, which,that
Que, qu’
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The boy you see over there is my best friend
Le garçon que vous voyez là - bas est mon meilleur ami
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The composition she wrote is excellent
La composition qu’elle a écrite est excellente
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Do you know the girl who is talking to my brother
Connais tu la jeune fille qui parle avec mon frère
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Do you have a bicycle that runs well
Avez vous une bicyclette qui marche bien
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It’s difficult to do
C’est difficile à faire
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The homework for tomorrow is difficult isn’t it
Le devoir pour demain est difficile n’est ce pas
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Yes it (the homework) is difficult to do
Oui c’est difficile à faire
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I would like to create a website, it’s easy to do, I’ll show you
J’aimerais créer un site web. C’est facile à faire! Je vais vous montrer
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It’s impossible to read this thick book within one hour
Il est impossible de lire ce gros livre en une heure
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Katy is pretty but Lisa isn’t
Katy est jolie mais Lisa ne l’est pas
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I think they are going to win the match, don’t you? I think so too
Moi, je crois qu’ils vont gagner le match, et vous? Je le crois aussi
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I have a hat but I don’t have a head. Don’t you think that’s silly
J’ai un chapeau mais je n’ai pas de tête. Ne trouvez vous pas que c’est bête