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The Object Pronoun En

The Object Pronoun En. What does “en” mean?. The object pronoun “en” usually means “some” or “of them.” . What is “en” used for?. En is an object pronoun that is used in a sentence to avoid being repetitive. It replaces : -a form of de (du, de la, des, de l’, d’) plus an item

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The Object Pronoun En

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  1. The Object Pronoun En

  2. What does “en” mean? • The object pronoun “en” usually means “some” or “of them.”

  3. What is “en” used for? • En is an object pronoun that is used in a sentence to avoid being repetitive. • It replaces: • -a form of de (du, de la, des, de l’, d’) plus an item • -an item that is followed by a number. (six oranges) • - an item that is followed by a quantity word (un kilo de)

  4. Where is “en” placed in the sentence? • Location: En should be placed in front of the verb or in between the verbs if you have two verbs. • J’en mange souvent. • Je vais en manger .

  5. Examples of En • Je veux des oranges. J’en veux. • Je voudrais six pommes. J’en voudrais six. • Je vais acheter un kilo de fromage. Je vais en acheter un kilo.

  6. How do we negate “en”? • Negative: ne…pas goes around the en and the verb. • Je n’en veux pas. • Je n’en voudrais pas six. • Or with two verbs it goes around the first verb. • Je ne vais pas en acheter un kilo.

  7. How do we negate “en”? • Negative: ne…pas goes around the en and the verb. • Je n’en veux pas. • Je n’en voudrais pas six. • Or with two verbs it goes around the first verb. • Je ne vais pas en acheter un kilo.

  8. A Pratiquer • Vousvoulezdes oeufs? • Vous en voulez?

  9. A Pratiquer • Je vaisprendredeux kilos de tomates. • Je vais en prendredeux kilos.

  10. A Pratiquer • Je veux six oranges, s’ilvous plait. • J’enveux six, s’ilvous plait.

  11. A Pratiquer • Il vaacheterdu raisin. • Il va en acheter.

  12. A Pratiquer • Il vend des tartes aux fraises. • Il en vend.

  13. A Pratiquer • Les végétariens ne mangent pas de viande. • Les végétariensn’enmangent pas.

  14. A Pratiquer • Il achèteunelivre de pommes de terre. • Il en achèteunelivre.

  15. A Pratiquer • On ne trouve pas de pain là-bas. • On n’entrouve pas là-bas.

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