6.4 Pronouns

• How many main types of pronouns are there in French?

  Seven
• What do subject pronouns replace in French sentences?

  The person or thing performing the action
• Which personal pronoun is used to refer to "I" in French?

  Je
• What is the masculine singular possessive pronoun for "mine" in French?

  Le mien
• Demonstrative pronouns in French are used to replace nouns and indicate proximity or distance
• Demonstrative pronouns in French agree in gender and number
• Indefinite pronouns help make sentences more concise by avoiding repetition of nouns
• Steps to distinguish between subject and object pronouns in French

  1️⃣ Identify the action in the sentence

  2️⃣ Determine who or what is performing the action

  3️⃣ Use a subject pronoun for the performer

  4️⃣ Use an object pronoun for the receiver
• Ce livre est le mien signifie en anglais This book is mine
• The possessive pronoun 'les tiennes' refers to plural feminine nouns.

  True
• The demonstrative pronoun 'ce' refers to something general or abstract.


  True
• What does the indefinite pronoun 'on' mean in French?

  One, people, someone
• Interrogative pronouns in French are used to ask questions about nouns
• What is the interrogative pronoun for "which one" (masculine singular)?

  Lequel
• Understanding the different types of pronouns is crucial for constructing proper French sentences.

  True
• Order the steps to using pronouns in French sentences:

  1️⃣ Identify the noun to replace

  2️⃣ Choose the correct type of pronoun

  3️⃣ Replace the noun with the pronoun
• Possessive pronouns in French agree in gender and number with the item owned, not the owner.


  True
• Which demonstrative pronoun refers to a specific, previously mentioned noun?

  Celui
• Match the demonstrative pronoun with its definition:

  Ce ↔️ Refers to something general

  Ceci ↔️ Refers to something abstract
• Match the indefinite pronoun with its meaning:

  Quelqu'un ↔️ Someone

  Rien ↔️ Nothing
• Relative pronouns in French connect a subordinate clause to the main clause
• Match the possessive pronoun with its masculine singular form:

  Le mien ↔️ Mine

  Le tien ↔️ Yours
• Translate: Ce livre est le mien.

  This book is mine
• What is the French demonstrative pronoun for "that one" (masculine singular)?

  Celui
• Demonstrative pronouns agree in gender and number
• Match the relative pronoun with its function:

  Qui ↔️ Subject of subordinate clause

  Que ↔️ Direct object of subordinate clause

  Dont ↔️ Depends on something

  Où ↔️ Refers to a place or time

  Lequel ↔️ Used after prepositions
• Match the type of pronoun with its definition:

  Personal Pronouns ↔️ Replace nouns as the subject, object, or in a reflexive sense

  Demonstrative Pronouns ↔️ Replace nouns and indicate proximity

  Possessive Pronouns ↔️ Replace nouns and indicate ownership

  Relative Pronouns ↔️ Connect a subordinate clause to the main clause

  Interrogative Pronouns ↔️ Ask questions about nouns
• Object pronouns in French indicate who or what receives the action
• Demonstrative pronouns in French indicate proximity
• Demonstrative pronouns in French are used to indicate proximity or distance
• The demonstrative pronoun "celui" refers to a specific, previously mentioned noun.


  True
• Indefinite pronouns in French refer to non-specific people or things.

  True
• Personal pronouns in French can act as either the subject or the object of a sentence.


  True
• Possessive pronouns in French agree in gender and number with the owner of the item.

  False
• Demonstrative pronouns in French are only used to indicate proximity.

  False
• Demonstrative pronouns in French are used to replace nouns and indicate proximity or distance
• Give an example of a sentence using the demonstrative pronoun 'ce'.

  Ceci est un stylo
• Indefinite pronouns in French are used to refer to specific people or things.

  False
• What is the French relative pronoun for "the man who"?

  Qui
• Translate: Qui est-ce?

  Who is it?