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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
File type
ZIP archive

Updated Oct 10, 2021

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

Core concepts

  • French indirect-object pronouns
  • Pronoun placement

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