Language/French/Grammar/Stressed-pronouns-standing-alone

Stressed pronouns standing alone

Stressed pronouns are normally used where the pronoun stands alone, or is in a phrase without a verb:

• Qui est là? Moi (NOT *je)
• Qui tu as vu? Lui (NOT *il)
• C'est elle qui t'aidera, pas moi (NOT *pas je)

Related Lessons

• Position of more than one object pronoun with faire etc. + infinitive
• Reflexive use of me, te, se, nous, vous
• Comparative forms of adjectives
• Subject–Verb Agreement
• Plurals of nouns ending in –ou
• Relative Clause
• Compound Tenses
• "J'ai eu" or "j'avais"
• Stressed pronouns used as the object of a preposition
• Irregular plurals for nouns ending in –ail
• Adjective—adjective compounds
• Quantifiers and personal pronouns
• Easy future
• Often Mistaken Gender of Nouns
• Use of the definite article with titles