Pronouns Flashcards

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1
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Define ‘un nom’.

A

un objet

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2
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Define ‘un pronom’.

A

un remplacemenent pour un nom

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3
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What is PPS?

A
  • pronom personnel sujet

- personal pronoun

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4
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Give examples of PPS.

A
  • je
  • tu
  • il
  • elle
  • on
  • nous
  • vous
  • ils
  • elles
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5
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Where do PPS’s go in the sentence, relative to the conjugated verb?

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PPS goes before the conjugated verb

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What is PPP?

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  • pronom personnel suivi d’une preposition

- personal pronoun following a preposition

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7
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What are PPP also called?

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  • pronom disjoint

- stressed pronoun

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8
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Give examples of ‘PPP/pronom disjoint’.

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  • moi
  • toi
  • lu
  • elle
  • soi (unspecified persons)
  • nous
  • vous
  • eux
  • elles
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9
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‘PPP/pronom disjoint’ come after prepositions. Give some examples of prepositions.

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à - to, at, in 
avant - before 
avec - with 
chez - at the home/office of, among 
selon - according to 
sur - on 
vers - toward
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10
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What is COD?

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  • complément d’objet direct
  • direct objects pronouns
  • direct objects = people/things who receive action of verb
  • to find the DO, ask ‘WHO?’ or ‘WHAT?’
  • COD is a pronoun that replaces the DO
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Give examples of COD.

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  • me/m’
  • te/t’
  • le/l’ (can replace him and it)
  • la/l’ (can replace her and it)
  • se/s’
  • nous
  • vous
  • les
  • les
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12
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Where do COD’s go in a sentence relative to the conjugated verb? Where do COD’s go in a sentence relative to the infinitive?

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  • before the conjugated verb

- before the infinitive

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13
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What is COI?

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  • complement d’objet indirect
  • indirect object pronouns
  • indirect object = people or things in a sentence ‘to’ (or) ‘from whom/what’ the action of the verb occurs
  • COI is a pronoun that replaces the IO
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14
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Give examples of COI.

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  • me/m’
  • te/t’
  • lui
  • lui
  • se/s’
  • nous
  • vous
  • leur
  • leur
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15
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Where do COI’s go in a sentence relative to the conjugated verb? Where do COI’s go in a sentence relative to the infinitive? Where do COI’s go in a sentence relative to the verb in an imperative?

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  • before the conjugated verb
  • before the infinitive
  • immediately after (attached with a hyphen, e.g. apportez-moi)
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16
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What does a ‘pronom relatif’ do?

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introduces a new proposition

- links a dependent clause or subordinate clause, to a main clause

17
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Give examples of ‘pronoms relatifs définis’? [PRD]

A
  • Qui
  • Que
  • Lequel
  • Dont
18
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What are the possible translations of the [PRD] ‘Qui’?

A

who, whom, what, which, that,

19
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What are the possible translations of the [PRD] ‘Que’?

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whom, what, which, that,

20
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What are the possible translations of the [PRD] ‘lequel’?

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what, about which, that, which

21
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What are the possible translations of the [PRD] ‘dont’?

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of which, from which, that whose

22
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What are the possible translations of the [PRD] ‘où’?

A

when, where, which, that