Unit 05h - Direct Object Pronouns Flashcards
Some verbs take an indirect object in English, but a direct object in French. Examples are attendre (to wait for), chercher (to look for), demander (to ask for), écouter (to listen to), payer (to pay for), and regarder (to look at).
J’attends le train.
I am waiting for the train.
Je l’attends.
I am waiting for it.
Some verbs take an indirect object in English, but a direct object in French. Examples are attendre (to wait for), chercher (to look for), demander (to ask for), écouter (to listen to), payer (to pay for), and regarder (to look at).
Nous regardons La Joconde.
We are looking at the Mona Lisa.
Nous la regardons.
We are looking at her.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- I love to look at the view from this window.
J’aime regarde la vue de cette fenêtre.
L’adore la regarde.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- André paid for the wine last night.
André a payé le vin hier soir.
André l’a payé hier soir.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Is Hubert waiting for the train?
Hubert, attend-il le train?
Hubert, l’attend-il?
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Ask Jean for the directions to go to the hotel! (vous)
Demandez à Jean les directions pour aller à l’hôtel!
Demandez les a Jean!
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- I have to look for my keys.
Je dois chercher mes clés.
Je dois les chercher.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Listen to the radio when you drive! (vous)
Écoutez le radio en conduisant!
Écoutez-le en conduisant!
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Look at this awful hat! (vous)
Regardez cet horrible chapeau.
Regardez-le.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Wait for Guillaume! (vous)
Attendez Guillaume!
Attendez-le!
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- François listens to his favorite music every night.
François écoute sa musique favorite chaque soir.
François l’écoute chaque soir.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- The little girl looked for the cat under the bed.
La petite fille cherchait le chat sous le lit.
La petite fille le cherchait sous le lit.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Daniel is waiting for the results.
Daniel attend les résultats.
Daniel les attend.
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Look at the cows! (tu)
Regarde les vaches!
Regarde-les!
First translate each sentence into French, then rewrite the translation, replacing the direct object phrase with a direct object pronoun. For questions, invert the subject and verb.
- Do not listen to his speech! (vous)
N’écoutez pas son discours !
Ne l’écoutez pas!