French Pronouns

Les pronoms français

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Pronouns - pro·nouns - are used to replace a noun: pro means for, or replacing in Latin. There are many types of pronouns in French: personal pronouns, reflexive pronouns, stressed pronouns, direct and indirect pronouns and more.

This course is designed so that you understand what they all are and how they work. You’ll find the rules here. But most of all, you’ll get to practice and check how well you know the topic.

Lessons in this Course - Les Pronoms personnels

• Personal Pronouns – Overview
• French Pronouns – Placement - Bitesize
• Subject Pronouns
  • Quiz – Personal subject pronouns
• What is an Object - French Grammar
  • Direct Object Pronouns
  • Indirect Object Pronouns
    • Practice Object Pronouns
• Reflexive Pronouns
  • About Verbs with Reflexive Pronouns
  • List of Reflexive Verbs
• Stressed or Disjunctive Pronouns In French
• The pronoun “Y” - Bitesize
  • Practice the pronoun “Y”
• The pronoun “EN” - Bitesize
  • Practice the pronoun “EN”
  • Quiz – Pronouns Y and EN
• Quiz – Pronouns LE LA L’ LES LUI LEUR Y EN

Possessive Pronouns

• Possessive Pronouns - Bitesize - Quiz

Demonstrative Pronouns

• Demonstrative Pronouns

Relative Pronouns

• QUI and QUE
• QUI vs. CE QUI
• QUE vs. CE QUE - Bitesize
• DONT - Bitesize - Practice
• Translating WHAT – DONT vs QUOI
• LEQUEL, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles and more

Les pronoms servent à remplacer un nom: pro signifie pour ou remplacer en latin. Il existe plusieurs types de pronoms en français: les pronoms personnels, les pronoms réfléchis, les pronoms accentués, les pronoms directs et indirects, etc.

Ce cours est conçu pour tout bien comprendre et voir comment ils fonctionnent. Vous aurez toutes les règles ici. Mais surtout, vous aurez des exercices pour vérifier vos progrès en français.

 

 

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