Stressed pronouns Stressed pronouns are pronouns used after prepositions: words like avec (with),pour (for), sans

(without), chez (at the house of). Stressed pronouns include: moi (me) toi (you) lui (him) elle (her) nous (us) vous (you) eux (them - masculine) elles (them - feminine) The following examples use stressed pronouns: Nous partons avec vous (We're going with you) Il a un cadeau pour elle (He's got a present for her) Je ne voyage jamais sans lui! (I never travel without him!) Elle habite chez toi? (Does she live at your place?)

Direct object pronouns - me, te, le A direct object pronoun replaces a noun that is the object of a sentence. The direct object pronouns in French are: me (me) te (you) le (him/it) la (her/it) nous (us) vous (you) les (them) The pronoun comes before all parts of the verb: J'aime les lgumes (I like vegetables) --> Je les aime (I like them) Nous avons mang les gteaux de ta mre (We ate your mother's cakes) ->Nous les avons mangs (We ate them) If the verb is followed by a verb in the infinitive, the pronoun comes before the infinitive: J'aime la regarder (I like to look at her) Nous allons vous attendre la gare (We're going to wait for you at the train station) Before a vowel or a silent h, me changes to m', te changes to t', le and la change to l':

Elle m'aime (She loves me) Je t'aime (I love you) Nous l'avons mang (We ate it)

Possessive pronouns - agreement Possessive pronouns replace the noun and agree with the thing they're describing, eg J'ai une jupe rouge, c'est la mienne (I have a red skirt, it's mine). Possessive pronouns - agreement English Mine Yours (singular, familiar) His, hers, its Ours Yours (plural, formal) Theirs Singular masculine le mien le tien le sien le ntre le vtre le leur Singular feminine la mienne la tienne la sienne la ntre la vtre la leur Plural masculine les miens les tiens les siens les ntres les vtres les leurs Plural feminine les miennes les tiennes les siennes les ntres les vtres les leurs