Stressed pronouns:

Stressed pronouns
are also called
emphatic pronouns
Stressed pronouns are used
to emphasize a particular
thing. They are generally
used after prepositions.
Stressed pronouns
Some of the French prepositions are

● Après (After)
● Avant (Before)
● Avec (With)
● Chez (At his/her place)
 Je (subject pronoun) changes to moi
(stressed pronoun) after a preposition

● Il va avec moi (He is going with me)

● Il vient chez moi ce soir (He is coming at

my place tonight).
 Tu (subject pronoun) changes to toi
(stressed pronoun) after a preposition

● Sophie mange avec toi ? (Is Sophie

eating with you? )
 Il (subject pronoun) changes to lui
(stressed pronoun) after a preposition

● Vous allez avec lui (You are going

with him)

● Vous allez chez lui (You are going

at his place)
Elle (subject pronoun) remains elle(stressed
pronoun) after a preposition. There is no change

● Tu habites avec elle ? (Do you live

with her? )
Nous (subject pronoun) remains nous(stressed
pronoun) after a preposition. There is no change

● Vous allez avec nous ? (Are you

going with us? )
● Vous pouvez venir chez nous (You
can come at our place)
Vous (subject pronoun) remains vous(stressed
pronoun) after a preposition. There is no change

● Je voudrais aller avec vous (I would

like to go with you)
 Ils (subject pronoun) changes to lui
(stressed pronoun) after a preposition

● Elle va jouer avec eux(She is going

to play with them)
● Elle va dormir chez eux (She is
going to sleep at their place)
Elles (subject pronoun) remains elles(stressed
pronoun) after a preposition. There is no change

● Non, tu ne vas pas avec elles (No

you are not going with them)