Unit 09d - Pronouns Used with Two Verbs Flashcards
With the causative form, which uses faire faire to express the notion of having something done by someone or of causing something to happen, the object pronoun precedes the conjugated verb. The past participle does not agree in gender and number with the noun replaced by the direct object pronoun.
Ils font fabriquer ces produits au Vietnam.
They have these products made in Vietnam.
Ils les font fabriquer au Vietnam.
They have them made in Vietnam.
With the causative form, which uses faire faire to express the notion of having something done by someone or of causing something to happen, the object pronoun precedes the conjugated verb. The past participle does not agree in gender and number with the noun replaced by the direct object pronoun.
Elle a fait écrire des lettres par son secrétaire.
She had her secretary write letters.
Elle en a fait écrire par son secrétaire.
She had her secretary write some.
With the causative form, which uses faire faire to express the notion of having something done by someone or of causing something to happen, the object pronoun precedes the conjugated verb. The past participle does not agree in gender and number with the noun replaced by the direct object pronoun.
Elle fait faire ses robes à Milan.
She has her dresses made in Milan.
Elle les fait faire à Milan.
She has them made in Milan.
With the causative form, which uses faire faire to express the notion of having something done by someone or of causing something to happen, the object pronoun precedes the conjugated verb. The past participle does not agree in gender and number with the noun replaced by the direct object pronoun.
Je ferai changer d’avis à tous les membres.
I’ll have all the members change their minds.
Je leur ferai changer d’avis.
I’ll have them all change their minds.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Mélanie fait réparer sa télévision.
- Mélanie la fait réparer.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Bertrand a fait laver sa voiture.
- Bertrand l’a fait laver.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Le parfumeur fait remplir les flacons en cristal.
- Le parfumeur les fait remplir.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Le clown fait rire les enfants.
- Le clown les fait rire.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Le directeur fait visiter l’usine.
- Le directeur la fait visiter.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Le chorégraphe fait changer les décors.
- Le chorégraphe les fait changer.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Caroline fait repasser ses vêtements.
- Caroline les fait repasser.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- L’avocate fait signer les documents.
- L’avocate les fait signer.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Mathieu fera envoyer des fleurs.
- Mathieu en fera envoyer.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Le bruit a fait sursauter Marine.
- Le bruit l’a fait sursauter.
Rewrite each sentence, replacing the word or phrase in boldface with an object pronoun.
- Ce médicament faisait dormir le malade.
- Ce médicament le faisait dormir.