Question

How do you do pronom objet indirect?

Answer 1

The Indirect-Object Pronoun will either state or have understood the word "for, at, from to"

me (m') = to/for/at/from me
te (t') = to/for/at/from you, familiar singular
lui = to/for/at/from him/her/it
nous = to/for/at/from us
vous = to/for/at/from you, plural
leur = to/for/at/from them

a. Personal pronouns, direct and indirect, are placed immediately before the verbs of which they are the object (except in affirmative commands).
Lui a-t-il téléphoné? = Did he telephone her/him?

(I'll not supply the direct-object pronouns as you did not ask for that, nor double-object pronouns, until you are ready for that.)

b. In the affirmative imperative (command) ONLY, the object pronoun is placed directly after the verb and linked to it by a hyphen. The pronouns "me" and "te" change to "moi" and "toi" after the verb.

AFFIRMATIVE IMPERATIVE
Aidez-moi = Help me
Dépêche-toi = Hurry (up)(example of Reflexive)
Répondons-leur = Let's answer them. (the verb répondre à takes an indirect-object pronoun)

NEGATIVE IMPERATIVE
Ne m'aidez pas. = Do not help me
Ne te dépêche pas. = Don't hurry. (Example of Reflexive)
Ne leur répondons pas. = Let's not answer them.

Also, let me know when you are ready for "y" and "en."

Sra (aka Mme)