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COMPLÉMENT D’OBJECT INDIRECT
DIRECT OBJECTS
and
INDIRECT OBJECTS
Assignment By-
Saumya Yadav
A8380318008
COMPLÉMENT D’OBJECT DIRECT
DIRECT OBJECTS
A direct object is a noun, whether person or
thing, that someone or something acts upon.
The direct object is referred to as
the COD (complément d’object direct).
The main difference between French and
English is that when you substitute a COD
pronoun for a direct object noun, the order
in French changes to
Subject-Object-Verb
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DIRECT OBJECTS
4 le(l’) His/it
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DIRECT OBJECTS
Use of COD
Marie aime Matthieu et Jacques
Marie loves Matthew and Jacob.
Marie les aime.
Marie loves them.
Je mange le gâteau
Je le mange
Je vois Julie
Je la vois
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DIRECT OBJECTS
Use of COD WITH THE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ
J’ai vu ton frère.
I saw your brother.
Je l’ai vu.
I saw him.
J’ai vu ta sœur.
Je l’ai vue.
J’ai vu tes parents.
Je les ai vus.
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INDIRECT OBJECTS
An indirect object is a person that someone
or something does something to indirectly.
“Matthew gives the cake to Jacob,” we can
conclude that “Jacob” is the indirect object,
called the Complément d’Object
Indirect (COI)
COI’s follow the same rules as COD’s
regarding placement. Like the COD’s, they
go between the subject and the verb
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INDIRECT OBJECTS