Une soirée chez amis : Direct object pronouns (le, la and l')
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I can use singular direct object pronouns to ask and answer questions in social situations.
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To replace a noun that is the object, use direct object pronouns le/la/l' before the verb to mean 'him', 'her' or 'it'.
It is important to pay attention to the gender of a noun when replacing it with a direct object pronoun.
[c] is soft before e, i and y or if it has a cedilla [ç]: merci, ça va. Before all other letters [c] is a hard sound.
[ch] sounds like 'sh' in the word 'shoe', e.g. chien, charmant. [t] before -ion makes a soft [c] sound, e.g. attention.
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