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→Object Pronouns
French is a predominately SVO with some SOV aspects. For example...
French is a predominately SVO with some SOV aspects. For example...
''Il mange une pomme à Paris''<br />''Il y en mange une''
''Il mange une pomme à Paris'' (He eats an apple in Paris)<br />''Il y en mange une''
''Edouard vais parler aux professeurs''<br />''Edouard vais leurs parler''
''Edouard vais parler aux professeurs'' (Edouard is going to talk to the professors)<br />''Edouard vais leurs parler'' (lit. Edouard is going them to speak)
''Avez-vous vu Richard''<br />''L'avez-vous vu''
''Avez-vous vu Richard'' (lit. Have you seen Richard)<br />''L'avez-vous vu'' (lit. Him have you seen)
The objects are substituted with object pronouns which are placed before the verb in present tense or before the axillary verb.
The objects are substituted with object pronouns which are placed before the verb in present tense or before the axillary verb.