Il m'a aidé : Direct and indirect object pronouns in the past tense
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I can understand and use direct object pronouns in the perfect tense, exploring the context of immigration.
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Direct object pronouns are: me, te, le/la/l', nous, vous, les. They go before the verb.
The word for 'it' in French changes according to whether the noun it replaces is masculine or feminine.
When 'you' (singular formal or plural) is the 'receiver' (object) of the verb, we use vous. It goes before the verb.
When 'us' and 'them' are the 'receivers' (object) of the verb, we use nous and les.
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