Object pronouns replace nouns used as objects (COD/COI) to avoid repetition. 🔹 Subject pronouns vs Object pronouns: | Subject | Object | | I | me | | you | you | | he | him | | she | her | | it | it | | we | us | | they | them | 🔹 Position of object pronouns: • AFTER the verb (or after the preposition) • I see Aminata → I see HER. • He called Moussa and me → He called US. • She gave the book to the teacher → She gave it TO HIM. 🔹 Examples: • My mother loves me. (Subject: my mother / Object: me) • I like him a lot. (him replaces a boy's name) • Can you help us? (us = nous) • I don't understand them. (them = les leçons) • He gave it to her. (it = the book / her = la fille) 🔹 After prepositions: • This letter is for you and me. (pas 'I') • Come with us! / She sat next to him.

📝 Substitution exercises: • I love Fatou. → I love HER. • He sees Mamadou and Ibou. → He sees THEM. • She helps my friends and me. → She helps US. • We call the teacher. → We call HIM/HER. • They gave the book to Aminata. → They gave it TO HER. 💡 Common mistakes: • Between you and I ✗ → Between you and ME ✓ • Come with I ✗ → Come with ME ✓ • Me and him went... ✗ → He and I went... ✓ (subject position)