French Indirect Object Pronouns: Twenty Sentences
Complete twenty French sentences using me, te, lui, nous, vous or leur, then check the supplied answers.

- Grades
- Grades 7–12
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- ZIP archive
- Subject
- French, Foreign Languages
- Resource types
- Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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Twenty French sentence prompts practise me, te, lui, nous, vous and leur through rewriting. A complete answer key supports comparison of pronoun choice and placement.
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Select the indirect-object pronoun required by the sentence construction.
- Place the chosen pronoun correctly in the rewritten sentence.
Teaching tips
- Model the verb and recipient construction in selected examples before assigning the sheet. Do not present every pour + person phrase as automatically replaceable by an indirect-object pronoun.
- Have students self-check with the answer key sentence-by-sentence rather than all at once, since pronoun choice (lui vs. leur, te vs. vous) depends on carefully reading number and person in each sentence.
- Use item 7 or 8, where the indirect object is already given in parentheses rather than fully written out, as a quick check for whether students can still identify the correct pronoun from an abbreviated cue.
Skills covered
- Grammatical analysis — identify the verb construction and the person and number of the recipient.
- Sentence rewriting — replace the intended phrase or cue with the appropriate pronoun.
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Core concepts
- French indirect-object pronouns
- Pronoun placement
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