replaces the person or thing that the verb action is done to, when the action is 'to me' or 'for you'.

garder

public publique

intérêt

chinois

global

plaire

document

humanité

objet

morale

victime

A2 - 1 Chaque victime d'injustice mérite de la compassion.

A2 - 2 Les documents historiques sont des objets précieux.

A2 - 3 Il faut garder en mémoire les leçons de l'humanité.

B1 - 1 Tu m’expliques cette expérience ?

B1 - 2 Je te raconte une histoire intéressante.

B1 - 3 Je t’aide avec la leçon ? 

B1 - 4 Je te montre la salle officielle.

B1 - 5 Tu me donnes un exemple.

B1 - 6 Tu me poses des questions différentes.

B1 -7 Je te trouve intéressant.

B1 - 8 Je t’apprends l’histoire de l’Asie.

Ça t'intéresse ? Direct and indirect pronouns me and te

French

Les musées français : Indirect object pronouns me and te

Un musée décolonisé : Indirect object pronouns me and te

Une soirée chez amis : Direct object pronouns (le, la and l')

Une famille française : indirect object pronouns 'lui' and 'vous'

Une famille multiculturelle : direct and indirect object pronouns

This unit further explores the use of direct object pronouns and introduces pupils to indirect object pronouns and their pre-verbal positioning, within the context of cultural visits and social gatherings. In addition, there is a focus on the pronunciation of hard and soft consonants.

People and lifestyle: visites et rendez-vous

What is the French translation of these English verbs?

Which word correctly completes this sentence? La pollution est un problème ...

Le Sénégal est ______ de la colonisation

Les écoles _____ sont très importantes.

Translate 'm'' in the sentence: 'ça m'aide à faire mes devoirs'.

Translate 'm'' in the sentence: 'Tu m'expliques pourquoi tu ne viens pas'.

Put the words in the right order to make the sentence: You say to me that Léa is pleased.

What are the correct endings for regular er, ir and re verbs with 'je'?

What is the correct conjugation for the verb in brackets in this sentence? Nous (finir) les devoirs.

The direct object pronoun goes at the end of the sentence.

The direct object pronoun goes after the verb.

The direct object pronoun goes before the verb.

There is no set rule for the placement of direct object pronouns.

Which statement is true for direct object pronoun placement in French?

What is the conjugation of the verb 's'appeler' when translating 'is called Jennifer'?

Which is the correct French word order for this sentence?  French helps me to communicate with my French teacher.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Ça t'intéresse ? Direct and indirect pronouns me and te

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.