celui

Direct object pronouns Direct object pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb in French sentences. When used with compound tenses, such as the passé composé, the pronoun is placed before the auxiliary verb (e.g., “Il m’a vu” - He saw me). Pronouns agree in gender and number with the nouns they replace. French Pronoun English Equivalent Example Sentence in French me (m') me Il me voit. (He sees me.) te (t') you Je te comprends....

celui, celle, ceux These pronouns are often used to refer to something previously mentioned or understood from context. They can be followed by relative clauses or prepositional phrases to specify the noun they replace. Pronoun Gender Number English Equivalent Usage Example celui Masculine Singular The one (masculine) Celui que tu vois est mon frère. (The one you see is my brother.) celle Feminine Singular The one (feminine) Celle que tu aimes est ma sœur....