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In French, sentences sometimes require two object pronouns before the verb. When this happens, they must appear in a specific order. This lesson teaches you the rules for combining pronouns.
When two pronouns appear together, they follow this fixed order:
me (m')
te (t') before le (l') before lui before y before en
se (s') la (l') leur
nous les
vous
In a more visual format:
| Position 1 | Position 2 | Position 3 | Position 4 | Position 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| me, te, se, nous, vous | le, la, les | lui, leur | y | en |
When the first pronoun is me, te, nous, or vous, and the second is le, la, or les:
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