Pronoms personnels COD (me, te, le, la, nous, vous, les) et COI (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur, y, en)Translate the following:
I will give you those documents when you come back. I will give them to you.
She has not told you the truth. She hasn’t told it to you.
I haven’t finished them.
We have always loved him.
I told her about it.
Replace the italicized words with the appropriate pronoun.
Je ne sais pas ce que tu veux.
Elles n’ont jamais donné la lettre à Yves.
Je reviens du magasin.
J’ai rencontré Julie à Brest.
Elle a peut-être parlé de sa decision à ses parents.
Pronoms relatifs simples (qui, que, dont, où, ce qui, ce que, ce dont) et complexes (lequel, laquelle, etc.)
Translate the following:
I want the book that you are reading.
Here is the book that I want.
The people with whom we had dinner are from Brasil.
This is the movie I was talking about.
This is what I was talking about.
Link the following sentences with the correct relative pronoun. Start your sentence the way it is indicated.
Il a écrit ce livre pour cette femme. Cette femme est morte hier. -> La femme
Il a écrit ce livre pour cette femme. Cette femme est morte hier. -> Il a écrit
Je suis passé par ce chemin. Ce chemin est très difficile. -> Le chemin
Il parle sans cesse de ce roman. Ce roman a eu un success énorme. ->Le roman
Ses amis ont une bonne influence sur lui. Il fréquente ces amis. ->Les amis
Passé composé et imparfait
This morning, when I woke up, I felt sick. I had a headache, I felt feverish (fiévreux) so I decided to stay in bed. I called my boss and did not go to work. Surprisingly, after making that call, I felt better and I got out of bed.
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