Aller à
Ron
Kwiziq community member
20/04/17
Actually, I would have used the verb convenir; however, "suits us" with either verb is an indirect object pronoun, I believe. The pronoun would come before the verb.
Gruff
Kwiziq language super star
21/04/17
Hi Rod,
Ron is correct, in simple sentences with cojugated verbs the pronouns moves between the subject and the verb:
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/revision/grammar/position-of-object-pronouns-with-verbs-in-simple-tenses
Aside: "aller à" is an informal way to express "to suit":
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/revision/grammar/how-to-say-to-suit-someone-aller-a-idiomatic-expressions-with-aller
Hope that helps!
Ron is correct, in simple sentences with cojugated verbs the pronouns moves between the subject and the verb:
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/revision/grammar/position-of-object-pronouns-with-verbs-in-simple-tenses
Aside: "aller à" is an informal way to express "to suit":
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/revision/grammar/how-to-say-to-suit-someone-aller-a-idiomatic-expressions-with-aller
Hope that helps!
Rod
Kwiziq community member
21/04/17
Got it. Many thanks. This pronoun positioning will sink in after another 1000 quizzes. :)
Ron
Kwiziq community member
23/04/17
Merci, Gruff.
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Rod
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20 April 2017
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Aller à
Confused re "These hats suit us" I put: Ces chapeaux... vont à nous" thinking that it had to contain the "aller à" form, and also that it'd be weird to end in the verb. But correct answer was "Ces chapeaux nous vont". Can you explain this one for me? Tx!