are used in place of the indirect object of a verb. Indirect object pronouns in French use the same words as direct object pronouns, except for lui (him/her) and leur (them – Higher only).

Watch the video to find out how to use direct object pronouns in French. Or how to say less in French. A direct object pronoun can replace the object of a sentence. These little pronouns are ...

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Alternatives to avoid that are provided to students, including using a peer’s first name, using gender-neutral pronouns or simply not referring to them at all. That played in the district’s favor when ...