French double object pronouns quiz, AP French (10 questions)

Quick answer: Double object pronouns stack before the verb in one fixed order: me/te/nous/vous, then le/la/les, then lui/leur, then y, then en. This AP French quiz checks French double object pronouns with 10 multiple-choice questions and instant feedback; every answer comes with a short explanation.

This French double object pronouns quiz has ten quick questions for AP French, with instant feedback. Need a refresher first? Read the lesson or do the worksheet on French double object pronouns.

Ten questions check the pronoun order, the choice between y and en, command forms and disjunctive pronouns. Choose the one correct option. Read the explanation after each answer to understand the typical learner mistake.

Level: AP French Language and Culture · Standards: AP French Language and Culture (College Board CED), Theme: Contemporary Life

French double object pronouns quiz: the questions

Which sentence is correct for "I give it to him"?

Which sentence replaces "des livres" in "Elle a acheté des livres"?

How do you say "Give it to me" as a command?

How do you answer "Tu penses à ton amie ?" with a pronoun?

Which pronoun completes "Ce sont ___ qui ont gagné" for a team of girls?

Which sentence means "There are two of them"?

What is the negative command for "Dis-le-lui"?

Which sentence replaces "la lettre" and "à moi" in "Mia a envoyé la lettre à moi"?

How do you answer "Tu fais attention à ta petite sœur ?" with a pronoun?

Which pronoun always comes last in a pronoun chain?

Order of object pronouns before the verb? — me/te/se/nous/vous, le/la/les, lui/leur, y, en

What does y replace? — À + a thing, idea or place

What does en replace? — De + noun, or a noun after a number

Disjunctive pronouns? — moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux, elles

Give it to me (command). — Donne-le-moi.

Don't tell it to him. — Ne le lui dis pas.

There are three of them. — Il y en a trois.

I'm thinking about him. — Je pense à lui.

She is the one who won. — C'est elle qui a gagné.

Why not say je lui le donne? — Le (column 2) must come before lui (column 3).

French double object pronouns quiz for AP French (10 questions)

French double object pronouns quiz: the questions