La Traduction
I have it.
Je l'ai.
How do we say "it"/ "him" / "her"
le / la / l'
Which one is an IOP?
la
leur
leur
Tu l'as?
Je l'ai.
We see him.
On le voit. / Nous le voyons.
Vrai / Faux: The DOP is the object the verb is "happening to"
Vrai
Fill in the blank: Nous _________ avons téléphoné hier. = We called them yesterday.
leur
Tu vois le chien?
Oui, je le vois.
You can put it on the table.
Tu peux le / la mettre sur la table.
Vous pouvez le / la mettre sur la table.
Where is the DOP in this sentence?
Nous le vendrons demain.
What is the difference between these sentences?
David le donnera à Marie demain.
David lui donnera le papier demain.
David le donnera à Marie demain. = He will give it to Marie tomorrow.
David lui donnera le papier demain. = He will give the paper to her tomorrow.
One uses a DOP and one used an IOP.
Tu as vu le chien?
Oui, je l'ai vu.
She told me: Leave!
Elle m'a dit: Pars!
What is the difference between le and lui?
Lui is to him / her / it.
What is the difference between these sentences?
Elles nous donnent une voiture.
Nous nous couchons.
The first sentence uses NOUS as a DOP: They are giving US a car.
The second sentence uses NOUS as a reflexive pronoun. They are doing something to themselves.
Tu vas regarder le film?
Oui, je vais le regarder.
Oui, je le regarderai.
She will give the paper to him.
Where is the DOP, the IOP and the reflexive pronoun in this sentence?
Quand je me suis couchée hier soir, je le lui ai donné et elle l'a mis sur la table.
DOP = le
IOP = lui
RP = me
Translate: Je le lui donne.
I am giving it to her.
I am giving it to him / them.
Tu a téléphoné ton ami?
Oui, je lui ai téléphoné.