Double object pronouns quiz, French 3 (10 questions)

Quick answer: When a French verb has two object pronouns, both stand before the verb in a fixed order: me/te/se/nous/vous, then le/la/les, then lui/leur, then y, then en. This French 3 quiz checks double object pronouns with 10 multiple-choice questions and instant feedback; every answer comes with a short explanation.

This double object pronouns quiz has ten quick questions for French 3, with instant feedback. Need a refresher first? Read the lesson or do the worksheet on double object pronouns.

Ten multiple-choice questions check the order of two object pronouns in French. Read each sentence carefully, pick one option, and then read the explanation. Wrong answers come from the most common mistakes made by English speakers.

Level: French 3 (high school, ACTFL Intermediate Low) · Standards: ACTFL Intermediate Low, WL 1.1 Interpersonal, WL 1.2 Interpretive, WL 1.3 Presentational

Double object pronouns quiz: the questions

Which sentence correctly replaces: Léa prête sa raquette à Idriss?

Complete: Je ___ donne. (I give you the book.)

Which sentence is correct?

Complete: Voici la lettre. Il me l'a ___.

Which pair of pronouns can never appear together?

How do you say: There are six of them?

Replace the objects: Je veux montrer la photo à Sami.

Which sentence means: He gave me some?

Complete: Des cartes ? Elle m'en a ___.

Complete: Nous ne ___ avons pas rendus. (the keys to them)

Order of the five pronoun groups? — me/te/nous/vous, le/la/les, lui/leur, y, en

I give it to him (le livre). — Je le lui donne.

I give it to you (le livre). — Je te le donne.

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

Where do ne and pas go with two pronouns? — Ne before the first pronoun, pas after the verb.

Where do pronouns go in the passé composé? — Before avoir or être, not before the participle.

Which pronoun makes the participle agree? — Only a preceding le, la or les; never en.

Can me and lui appear together? — No: use à + stress pronoun, like à elle.

Where do pronouns go with an infinitive? — Directly before the infinitive: Je veux le lui dire.

Translate: Elle les leur envoie. — She sends them to them.

French double object pronouns quiz for French 3 (10 questions)

Double object pronouns quiz: the questions