Pronouns, Imperatives, En/Y-indirect object Flashcards
direct object pronouns
me, te, l’/le, l’/la, se, nous, vous, les
indirect object pronouns
me, te, lui/lui, se, nous, vous, leur
often translated by “to me, to him, etc.)
how to distinguish between direct/indirect objects and articles
objects immediately precede the verb, articles precede noun or adjective
regarder
to look at
un avis
an opinion
voici
here is, here are
voilà
there is, there are
le moule
the mold
briser
to break
quant à
as for
méprisable
despicable
tel que
such as, just as
oser
to dare
une larme
a tear
appréhender
to fear
past participle agreement of verbs conjugated with avoir
past participle should agree in gender and number with direct object when object precedes verb
personal pronouns with impersonal expressions
translated as a whole (idiom)
la tâche
the task
le soin
care
soigneusement
carefully
apercevoir
to perceive, to notice
taire
to silence, suppress
imperative of reflexive verbs retain object pronoun but not subject pronoun
amusez-vous bien = have a good time