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Preceding Direct Objects

Preceding Direct Objects. When a direct object pronoun comes before a perfect tense verb, the past participle must agree. E.g. J’ai mangé le bonbon– Je l’ai mangé J’ai mangé la pomme – Je l ’ai mangé e J’ai mangé les bonbons -Je les ai mangé s

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Preceding Direct Objects

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  1. Preceding Direct Objects • When a direct object pronoun comes before a perfect tense verb, the past participle must agree. • E.g. J’ai mangé le bonbon– Je l’aimangé • J’ai mangé la pomme – Je l’aimangée • J’ai mangé les bonbons -Je lesaimangés • J’ai mangé les pommes –Je lesaimangées

  2. Direct Object Pronouns • Le – masculine singular • La – feminine singular • Les – plural • Pronouns are usually placed in front of the verb E.g. • Je regarde le film Je le regarde • Je mange la pomme Je la mange • Je mange les bonbons Je les mange • In the perfect tense the pronoun is placed before the part of avoir or être E.g. • J’ai perdu mon sac Je l’ai perdu

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