Asked by Kody
I have to rewrite this following sentence replacing the direct object nouns with direct object pronouns.
Elle monte l'escalier.
How would you do it???
Elle monte l'escalier.
How would you do it???
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Answered by
SraJMcGin
First of all, learn the direct-object pronouns in French:
me, te, nous, vous (you don't have to really distinguish between direct or indirect-object pronouns here because in French those 4 look alike. It is 3rd person singular and plural which can cause trouble:
le, la (l' before a vowel or unsounded h ), les
The direct object is l'escalier. Knowing that it is masculine singular, it will be replaced with "le" so t he sentence is: Elle (subject) le (direct object) monte. (verb)
That will give you the word order for an affirmative sentence = subject + direct-object pronoun + verb.
Negative or interrogative sentences are a bit different.
Sra (aka Mme)
me, te, nous, vous (you don't have to really distinguish between direct or indirect-object pronouns here because in French those 4 look alike. It is 3rd person singular and plural which can cause trouble:
le, la (l' before a vowel or unsounded h ), les
The direct object is l'escalier. Knowing that it is masculine singular, it will be replaced with "le" so t he sentence is: Elle (subject) le (direct object) monte. (verb)
That will give you the word order for an affirmative sentence = subject + direct-object pronoun + verb.
Negative or interrogative sentences are a bit different.
Sra (aka Mme)
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