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Direct & indirect object pronouns

Direct & indirect object pronouns. F R E N C H 2 | Kaly C. Table. INDIRECT. D IRECT. Placement. Like direct object pronouns, indirect object pronouns are often placed in front of the verb. (Preceded by a preposition and it is an indirect pronoun) I'm talking to him .

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Direct & indirect object pronouns

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  1. Direct & indirect object pronouns F R E N C H 2 | Kaly C.

  2. Table INDIRECT DIRECT

  3. Placement • Like direct object pronouns, indirect object pronouns are often placed in front of the verb. • (Preceded by a preposition and it is an indirect pronoun) • I'm talking to him. • “Je luiparle.”

  4. Examples • DIRECT: • Les étudiants regardent les prof. (présent) • Je te regardé. (past) • Je te regardais. (imparfait) • INDIRECT: • Je lui parle. (présent) • Je lui a parlé. (past) • Je lui parlais. (imparfait)

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