In French, as in English, there are direct and indirect object pronouns.
Watch this video for helping you remember double object pronoun placement!
Object pronouns – direct and indirect object pronouns
In English, a direct object pronoun receives the action in a sentence.
She hit the ball. “ball” would be the direct object
You can replace these direct objects with direct object pronouns (to avoid repetition).
She hit it. “it” is the direct object pronoun- substituted for the ball
Object Pronouns- me, te, nous, and vous can be either direct or indirect depending on context
Direct Object Pronouns
- Direct Object Pronouns– [le, la, l’, les] Lesson (from about.com)
- DOP practice Quiz– Quiz (from about.com)
(This includes the object pronouns- me, te, nous, vous and the passé composé)
Indirect Object Pronouns
- Indirect Object Pronouns– [lui, leur, en] Lesson (from about.com)
- IOP practice quiz– Quiz (from about.com)
- More information on Indirect Object Pronouns (might be a little confusing because it includes me, te, nous, and vous)
- Quiz with both Direct Object Pronouns and Indirect Object Pronouns that has some passé composé (past tense) that you might not know.
Quia matching, concentration, word games for direct and indirect object pronouns
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns practice choose from drop-down boxes.
Bienvenue Ch. 16 quia game to practice
Tex’s French Grammar Order of Object Pronouns
Possessive pronouns
Possessive adjectives indicate possession.