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Position of object pronouns with devoir, pouvoir + infinitives
After devoir, pouvoir (modal verbs) followed by an infinitive, object pronouns come before the infinitive:
- Je dois vous l'avouer tout de suite
I must admit it to you immediately
- Ils peuvent nous le signaler dès son arrivée
They can tell us about it as soon as he arrives
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