LES ARTICLES A, AN et THE

LES ARTICLES A, AN et THE
JE RETIENS :
 Les pronoms personnels sujets :
Je
I
Tu
YOU
Il
HE
Elle
SHE
Il/elle (choses, animaux, abstractions)
IT
Nous
WE
Vous
YOU
Ils/elles
THEY
 Les pronoms personnels compléments d’objets:
Attention ! Contrairement au français, les pronoms compléments sont placés
APRES le verbe.
Can you see ME ?
Peux-tu me voir ?
I can see YOU.
Je peux te voir.
I’m standing next to HIM.
Je me tiens à côté de lui.
He’s waiting for HER.
Il l’attends.
Where is the dog? I can’t see IT.
Où est le chien? Je ne le vois pas.
She gave US money for Christmas.
Elle nous a donné de l’argent pour Noël.
They phoned YOU yesterday.
Ils vous ont téléphoné hier.
We are waiting for THEM to leave.
Nous les attendons pour partir.
Exercice : Complétez avec le pronom qui convient :
« Sam was ever so happy. His wife had bought _ _ _ _ _ _ the whisky he
preferred. He wanted to buy _ _ _ _ _ _ her favourite perfume but he could
not find any in the shop next door. He knew he would easily find some in
Oxford Street, but _ _ _ _ _ _ was too late. Last Christmas, she had told
_ _ _ _ _ _ when he had once again offered _ _ _ _ _ _ Barbara Cartland’s
latest book: ‘Darling, I can’t blame _ _ _ _ _ _ for buying one of these books,
but _ _ _ _ _ _ know, women sometimes like something more subtle, more
feminine, something that would give both of _ _ _ _ _ _ the feeling that we
share the same love’ ».
LES ARTICLES A, AN et THE
JE RETIENS :
 Les pronoms personnels sujets :
Je
I
Tu
YOU
Il
HE
Elle
SHE
Il/elle (choses, animaux, abstractions)
IT
Nous
WE
Vous
YOU
Ils/elles
THEY
 Les pronoms personnels compléments d’objets:
Attention ! Contrairement au français, les pronoms compléments sont placés
APRES le verbe.
Can you see ME ?
Peux-tu me voir ?
I can see YOU.
Je peux te voir.
I’m standing next to HIM.
Je me tiens à côté de lui.
He’s waiting for HER.
Il l’attends.
Where is the dog? I can’t see IT.
Où est le chien? Je ne le vois pas.
She gave US money for Christmas.
Elle nous a donné de l’argent pour Noël.
They phoned YOU yesterday.
Ils vous ont téléphoné hier.
We are waiting for THEM to leave.
Nous les attendons pour partir.
Exercice : Complétez avec le pronom qui convient :
« Sam was ever so happy. His wife had bought _ _ _ _ _ _ the whisky he
preferred. He wanted to buy _ _ _ _ _ _ her favourite perfume but he could
not find any in the shop next door. He knew he would easily find some in
Oxford Street, but _ _ _ _ _ _ was too late. Last Christmas, she had told
_ _ _ _ _ _ when he had once again offered _ _ _ _ _ _ Barbara Cartland’s
latest book: ‘Darling, I can’t blame _ _ _ _ _ _ for buying one of these books,
but _ _ _ _ _ _ know, women sometimes like something more subtle, more
feminine, something that would give both of _ _ _ _ _ _ the feeling that we
share the same love’ ».
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