French Indirect Object Pronouns – 20-Sentence Sheet

Students will identify the indirect-object phrase in a French sentence (e.g., "à Mme Ledoigt," "pour toi").

Students will replace that phrase with the correct indirect object pronoun (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur) based on person and number.

Students will correctly place the pronoun before the conjugated verb or infinitive it modifies.

Review the distinction between à/pour + person (replaced by an indirect object pronoun) and a direct object noun before assigning this sheet, since several items use "pour" rather than "à" to mark the indirect object.

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.

Indirect object identification — students locate the à/pour + person phrase functioning as the indirect object in each sentence.

Pronoun selection — students choose the correct indirect object pronoun (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur) based on the person and number of the noun it replaces.

Sentence rewriting — students correctly place the chosen pronoun before the verb in a grammatically complete French sentence.