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This lesson focuses on the use of French indirect object pronouns "lui" and "leur." These pronouns replace indirect objects in sentences, allowing for smoother communication in French. For example, in "Paul lance le ballon à Luc" (Paul throws the ball to Luc), "lui" can replace "à Luc," resulting in "Paul lui lance le ballon." Similarly, "leur" is used for plural indirect objects. Examples and practice sentences will reinforce your understanding of these pronouns, their placements in sentences, and their translations.
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Les PronomsLui et Leur Par Madame Cook
Look at the following sentences: Paul lance le ballonà Luc. Paul lui lance le ballon. Translation: Paul is throwing the ball to Luc. Paul is throwing him the ball. Notice that to Luc is replaced by the pronoun lui.
Remember the direct object is the person, place, or thing that receives the action directly from the verb. In the example, ball is the direct object. Paul lance le ballon à Luc.
The indirect object receives the direct object. In the example Luc receives the ball. Luc is the indirect object.
Look at the following sentences: Le médecinparle à Pierre. Le médecinluiparle. Le médecinparle à ses patients. Le médecinleurparle. Les élèvesposent les questions à leurprof. Les élèvesluiposent les questions.
Notice the following: Lui is singular. Leuris plural. Lui is translated as him or her. Leur is translated as them.
Lui and leur come before the verb.
Rewrite the following sentences and replace the underlined words with either lui or leur.
1. Tuparlesouvent à tesprofesseurs?
2. Je dit bonjour à monprofesseur de français.
3. Les joueursparlent à l’arbitre.
4. Paul a téléphonéà la pharmacienne.
5. Michelle vaécrire à sesgrands-parents.
6. Jacques invite Marie à la fête.
7. La profdonnesesélèves beaucoup de devoirs.
8. La profdonne les livres à sesélèves.
9. Louise donnesacopine un cadeau.
10. Ma mèredonnemon frère de l’aspirine.
Bravo! Bon travaille!