5.4 Pronouns

• Subject pronouns in French include examples such as je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles
• Indirect object pronouns in French replace the indirect object of the verb
• Examples of reflexive pronouns in French include me, te, se, nous, vous
• Which type of pronoun in French is used to point to specific things?

  Demonstrative pronoun
• What is an example of a relative pronoun in French?

  qui
• What do subject pronouns replace in a sentence?

  Nouns performing the action
• Reflexive pronouns refer back to the subject of the sentence.


  True
• The demonstrative pronoun "Ceux" refers to masculine plural nouns.


  True
• Qui is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about the subject
• Reflexive pronouns indicate that the subject is performing an action on itself
• How are French pronouns classified based on their function in a sentence?

  By their function
• The subject pronoun "il" means "he" in English.

  True
• Direct object pronouns in French replace the direct object of the verb.

  True
• What is the indirect object pronoun in French that corresponds to "they" (plural)?

  leur
• Demonstrative pronouns in French include examples such as celui, celle, ceux
• Interrogative pronouns in French are used to ask questions
• Direct object pronouns replace the direct object
• What is the function of demonstrative pronouns in French?

  To point out specific things
• Match the demonstrative pronoun with its use:

  Celui ↔️ Masculine singular

  Celle ↔️ Feminine singular

  Ceux ↔️ Masculine plural

  Celles ↔️ Feminine plural
• The interrogative pronoun "Que" asks about the direct object of the sentence.


  True
• Reciprocal pronouns indicate a mutual action between two people.


  True
• Relative pronouns connect clauses and refer back to nouns
• What do direct object pronouns replace in French sentences?

  Direct objects
• Demonstrative pronouns in French are used to point to specific people or things
• Personal pronouns in French are used to avoid repetition of nouns or noun phrases.

  True
• What is the function of possessive pronouns in French?

  Indicate ownership
• Which type of pronoun is used to ask questions in French?

  Interrogative pronouns
• Subject pronouns in French include examples such as je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, and elles
• Which pronouns replace indirect objects of verbs in French?

  lui, leur
• Subject pronouns replace the noun performing the action in a sentence.


  True
• What indirect object pronoun is used to refer to a single person?

  lui
• Demonstrative pronouns in French agree in gender and number with the noun
• Which demonstrative pronoun is used to refer to masculine plural nouns?

  Ceux
• What does the interrogative pronoun 'que' ask about in a sentence?

  Direct object
• Reciprocal pronouns in French use the expression 'l'un l'autre
• Possessive pronouns in French agree in gender and number with the noun they replace.


  True
• What is the masculine singular form of the possessive pronoun in French?

  le mien
• What is the feminine singular form of the possessive pronoun in French?

  la tienne
• Ce livre est le mien (This book is mine.)
• What does the indefinite pronoun 'Quelqu'un' mean in French?

  Someone