Question

I am working on my French homework (direct/indirect) and would like to check my answers and make sure I am on the right track. I am having difficulty with the following:

Options: Me/m’, te/t’, nous, vous, le, la, les, lui, leur, y, en

A. Je vais au café prendre des croissants. J’ ___(1)___ vais ___(2)___ prendre.

My Answer:
y, en

B. Elle t’a dit «oui» mais tu ______ as dit «non»!

My Answer:
te

C. J’ai apporté les fleurs à mes parents. Je ___(1)___ ___(2)___ ai apportées.

My Answer:
le, lui

Answer 1

I'll send this to our French expert, SraJMcGin.

Answer 2

This is the order when the direct and indirect object pronouns precede the conjugtated verb:
me (m'), te (t'), se (s'), nous, vous
before
le, la, les
before
lui, leur
before
y
before en

The order ONLY with an affirmative command:
verb + -le (l'), -la (l'), -les
before
-moi, -toi, -lui, -nous, -vous,        -leur
before
-y
before
-en

A. OK
B. She told you but you told her "no."
tu lui as dit (You wrote "you told yourself")
C. les (flowers is plural), leur (parents is also plural) = you brought them to them.

Sra (aka Mme)

I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have other questions.
C.

Answer 3

Merci Mme, Mrs. Sue.
Could you please delete this question for privacy purposes?

Answer 4

I'll delete it after Mme has posted a response.