Does anyone have notes on double object pronouns in french?

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Les doubles pronoms se placent toujours avant le verbe

Exemples :
- Tu as envoyé les lettres au client ? -> - Oui, je les lui ai envoyées.
- Vous avez offert des fleurs à votre mère ? -> - Oui, je lui en ai offert.
- Tu me prêtes tes lunettes ? -> - Oui, je te les prête.
- Est-ce qu'il y a des pommes ? -> -Oui, il y en a beaucoup.

Jlenok [28]2 years ago

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If there are 2 object pronouns in a sentence, they must go in this order: me/te/se/nous/vous + le/la/les + lui/leur + y + en, all of which go after the subject and before the verb.

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