Shopping: direct object pronoun contraction 'l''
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I can form sentences with the direct object pronouns 'le', 'la' and 'l'' in the context of shopping.
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The English 'th' sound does not exist in French. In French the SSC (sound-symbol correspondence) [th] makes a 't' sound.
The French [ch] does not make the same sound as the English 'ch'. In French, the SSC [ch] makes a 'sh' sound.
A direct object is a noun that receives the action of the verb. It answers either what? or whom?
Using the direct object pronoun 'it' to replace a masculine noun we use 'le'; to replace a feminine noun we use 'la'.
Direct object pronouns go before the verb; 'le' and 'la' shorten to 'l’ ' before a verb starting with a vowel or 'h'.
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