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Le la les pronouns in French worksheet answer key for French A2 (free PDF download)

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Quick answer: In French, the pronouns le, la and les replace a direct object and stand before the verb: Je télécharge l'appli becomes Je la télécharge. This answer key corrects the 20 problems of the French A2 worksheet on le la les pronouns in French, from match the words to a message to a friend: the final answer in bold, the rule behind it, and a model answer for each writing task.

Here is the answer key of the French A2 worksheet on le la les pronouns in French. Try the worksheet first, then compare, and reread the lesson if a rule is unclear.

Check each answer against the key, paying special attention to the place of the pronoun. A sentence with the right words but a pronoun after the verb is still a mistake. Where several answers are possible, compare the structure rather than the exact words.

Level: French A2 (CEFR elementary) · Standards: CEFR A2, Spoken interaction

Le la les pronouns in French: the answers explained

Problem 1 Match the words

Learn each noun with its article.

1-b, 2-e, 3-d, 4-a, 5-c

Problem 2 Choose the pronoun

The pronoun copies the gender of the noun it replaces. An elided form l’ is used before a vowel sound; l’appli is feminine, so the pronoun is la before ferme.

1 le, 2 la, 3 les, 4 l’, 5 la

Problem 3 Label the phone

The numbers follow the figure.

1 l’écran, 2 la batterie, 3 le wifi, 4 l’appli (une appli)

Problem 4 Masculine or feminine?

Gender must be memorized with the noun; appli is feminine because application is.

1 M, 2 F, 3 M, 4 F, 5 F, 6 M

Problem 5 Phone phrases in French

Use ne … pas for a negative and oublier for forget.

1 Ça ne marche pas. 2 J’ai oublié mon mot de passe. 3 La batterie est vide. 4 J’ai besoin d’un chargeur.

Problem 6 Problem and solution

Match the cause with its logical repair: no power, no network, forgotten password, app that will not open.

1-a, 2-d, 3-b, 4-c

Problem 7 Replace the noun

The pronoun goes before the verb. La in l’appli is feminine, so l’ replaces it before ouvre.

1 Je le cherche. 2 Elle l’ouvre. 3 Nous les regardons. 4 Tu la changes.

Problem 8 Say no

Put ne before the pronoun and pas after the verb.

1 Non, je ne l’ai pas. 2 Non, je ne l’aime pas. 3 Non, il ne les lit pas. 4 Non, elle ne l’utilise pas.

Problem 9 Read the chat

The chat shows a phone that will not turn on and a missing charger.

a Léa has the problem. b Karim suggests restarting the phone. c Léa cannot find her charger.

Problem 10 Put the words in order

Order: subject, pronoun, verb. In a negative, ne comes before the pronoun.

1 Je la télécharge. 2 Nous ne le trouvons pas. 3 Il veut le changer. 4 Vous les envoyez ?

Problem 11 Verb and infinitive

The pronoun belongs to the infinitive, so it stands right before it.

1 Je dois le changer. 2 Elle va l’installer. 3 Nous voulons la recharger. 4 Tu peux les envoyer ?

Problem 12 Correct the mistake

English word order puts the pronoun at the end; French puts it before the verb.

1 Je la cherche. 2 Elle le télécharge. 3 Je ne le trouve pas. 4 Nous les regardons.

Problem 13 Translate into English

The pronoun is translated as it or them after the verb in English.

1 My screen is cracked, I have to repair it. 2 She lost her charger and she is looking for it everywhere. 3 The wifi has been down since yesterday. 4 They don’t know it, this app.

Problem 14 Article or pronoun?

An article stands before a noun; a pronoun stands before a verb.

1 article, 2 pronoun, 3 article, 4 pronoun, 5 article, 6 pronoun

Problem 15 Pronoun and verb form

Choose the pronoun by gender or number, then conjugate: je cherche, nous envoyons, tu installes, elles lisent. La becomes l’ before installes.

1 le cherche, 2 les envoyons, 3 l’installes, 4 les lisent

Problem 16 Give the command

The affirmative command puts the pronoun after the verb with a hyphen; the negative keeps it before.

1 Installe-la ! 2 Ne le perds pas ! 3 Rechargez-la ! 4 Ne les envoyez pas !

Problem 17 Pronoun in the past

The pronoun comes before avoir. The participle agrees with a feminine or plural pronoun.

1 Je l’ai perdu. 2 Il l’a oublié. 3 Nous l’avons installée. 4 Elles les ont envoyées.

Problem 18 Message to the help desk

Read for the key facts: time, symptom, advice, pronoun.

a Three weeks. b The battery is already empty. c To download an update. d La mise à jour (feminine singular, hence the participle installée).

Problem 19 Translate into French

The pronoun stands before the verb; jamais replaces pas.

1 L’appli ? Je ne l’utilise jamais. 2 Où sont mes photos ? Je veux les voir. 3 Ne l’oublie pas ! 4 Je l’ai changé hier.

Problem 20 A message to a friend

Model answer: Salut Inès ! Ton téléphone ne marche pas ? Tu as essayé de le redémarrer ? Si l’écran reste noir, recharge la batterie. Tu as ton chargeur ? Utilise-le toute la nuit.

Check: at least three pronouns correctly placed, verbs conjugated, commands with a hyphen.

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