Jeudi, le 22 Mars

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Warm-up Notes

• TB p.228

Take notes one time in French and one time in English.

TEKS Objectives

• TLW identify object pronouns: form and objective.

Direct object pronouns : me, te, le, la, nous, vous, les

Me, you, him, her (it), us, you, them

Do you remember?

• A pronoun replaces a ???• Subject pronouns are: Je, tu , il/elle/on, nous,

vous, ils/elles• Direct object pronouns replace direct object• Direct object pronouns are: Me, te, le,la, l’, nous,

vous, les• Indirect object pronouns replace indirect

pronouns• Indirect object pronouns are: Me, te, lui, nous,

vous, leur

•ME means me

Or to me

•TE means you

or to you

• Nous means us or to us

• Vous means you or y’all or to you or to y’all

• LE means him/it

• LA means also her/it

• LES means them

BUT…

• LUI means to him/to it

• LUI can also mean to her/to it

• LEUR means to them

REVIEW: DOP=Direct object pronounIDOP=Indirect object pronoun

DOP

Me me (Eng)

Te you

Le, L’ him, it

La, l’ her, it

Nous us

Vous you (y’all)

Les them

IDOP

Me to me (Eng)

Te to you

Lui to him,to it

Lui to her, to it

Nous to us

Vous to you (y’all)

Leur to them (f&m)Note how some are the same in DOP and IDOP and some are NOT.

For the same ones, the context of the sentences will help you to figure them out.

How do you place them?

• He sees her.

• Il la voit. (He her sees)

Remember: the object pronoun is between the subject and verb.

In a simple sentence

• He loves her.

Il l’aime. HE HER LOVES.

In a negative sentence

• He does not love her.

Il ne l’aime pas.

Direct pronouns come in front of the verb, unlike in English :

Il les aime. He loves them.

Je peux la voir. I can see her.

Positive- affirmative command

In AFFIRMATIVE commands, the object pronoun comes AFTER the verb and is attached with a hyphen.

EX: 1. Invite-les au concert! (Invite them to the concert)

But in negative commands….

It goes in front of the verb. Ex: Do not invite them. Ne les invite pas.

Practice

Tu connais Patrick?

Tu vois souvent Anne?

Tu connais mes copains?

Tu invites tes copines?

Oui, je le connais.

Yes, I know him.

Oui, je la vois souvent.

Yes, I see her often.

Oui, je les connais bien.

Yes, I know them well.

Oui, je les invite.

Yes, I invite them.

Placement when 2 verbs….

Subject + object pronoun + infinitive….

We are going to see them tomorrow.

Nous allons les voir demain.

So what do these sentences mean?

1. Il la voit.

2. Elle leur donne des bonbons.

3. Je le bois.

4. Nous lui parlons.

5. Vous nous voyez.

Translate

• Je ne te vois pas.

• Ne me quitte pas.

• Donnez-moi du fromage.

• Ne me donnez pas de fromage!

• Je vais te donner du pain!

• Elle va nous voir!

• Nous n’allons pas vous voir.

1. Je donne du chocolat à ma cousine.

Je lui donne du chocolat.

2. Je parle à Catherine. Je lui parle.

3. Je donne des bonbons à mes amis.

Je leur donne des bonbons.

4. Il parle à Vanessa.

Il lui parle.

Practice DOP and IDOP: Respond to the following questions

1. Tu m’invites ce soir?

2. Tu nous apportes un livre?

3. Tu me donnes de l’argent?

1. Oui, je t’invite ce soir.

2. Oui, je vous apporte un livre.

3. Oui, je te donne de l’argent.

Quiz Format

Questions 1-5: Respond AFFIRMATIVELY or NEGATIVELY in complete sentences.

Ex: Vous me rappelez ce matin?

oui, je -------------

Questions 6-10: Make sentences in the command form.

Ex: -------------

Quiz Format

Questions 10-20: Complete each of the following sentences with the direct or indirect object pronoun that represents the people in parentheses.

Activité Etre Compétition

Remember the Etre house? The 17 verbs that use Etre in the past tense? DR. MRS. VANDERTRAMP?

Now, in your designated group you will compete to design and DRAW the best Etre House. Be creative as the winners will get a homework coupon!!!

First team to get all correct 17 VERBS win!!!

HOMEWORK

• STUDY FOR YOUR GRAMMAR QUIZ-UNIT 4!!!!