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Use Common French Double Pronouns
Learn to use common French double-pronoun combinations like 'le lui' and 'm'en' for more natural, fluent speech.
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Use Common French Double Pronouns
Learn to use common French double-pronoun combinations like 'le lui' and 'm'en' for more natural, fluent speech.
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In French, it's very common to use two object pronouns together in one sentence. This deck will teach you how to combine them correctly, focusing on the most frequent patterns you'll hear and use in conversation.
Lesson#2
One common pattern combines a direct object pronoun like 'le', 'la', or 'les' with an indirect object pronoun like 'lui' or 'leur'. In this case, the direct object pronoun comes first. For example, 'Je le lui donne' means 'I give it to him' or 'I give it to her'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'I give it to him' in French, where 'it' refers to a masculine noun?
Je le lui donne.
Quiz#4
Translate into French: 'She sends it to her', where 'it' refers to a feminine noun.
Elle la lui envoie.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'We show them to them' in French?
Nous les leur montrons.
Quiz#6
Translate into French: 'He didn't give it to her', where 'it' refers to a masculine noun.
Il ne le lui a pas donné.
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