Direct Object Pronouns
French: KS3, topic 15.3.2
Direct Object Pronoun
Direct object pronouns replace a people or things who are on the receiving end of the verb in the sentence.
Me - me, myself
- Il m'aime → He loves me
Te - you
- Il t'aime → He loves you
Le, l' - him, it, them
- Il le donne → He gives him, he gives it
- Il l'aime → He loves him, he loves it
La, l' - her, it
- Il l'aime → He loves her
- Il la voit→ He sees her, he sees it
Nous - us, ourselves
- Il nous voit → He sees us
- Il nous aime → He loves us
Vous - you, yourselves
- Il vous voit → He sees you
- Il vous aime → He loves you
Les - them
- Il les voit → He sees them
Test yourself on Direct Object Pronouns
Which direct object pronoun is used to say 'him' in French?
Which of the following is NOT a direct object pronoun?