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I'm doing the Making a Snowman writing challenge. How is a ball of snow a person that requires lui? (Girl was rolling a ball of snow to make a head)

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I'm doing the Making a Snowman writing challenge. How is a ball of snow a person that requires lui? (Girl was rolling a ball of snow to make a head)

This question relates to:French lesson "Using lui/leur = him or her/them (French Indirect Object Pronouns)"
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S. H.C1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor Correct answer

Graham,

The "lui" represents the snowman, not the ball of snow:

Martine roulait une grosse boule pour lui faire une tête.

I agree that the text in isolation is ambiguous, but this has been clarified by a hint under the text:

Martine was rolling a big ball to make it a head.

HINT: "it" = le bonhomme de neige

[In English I think we would say "Martine was rolling a big ball to make him a head".]

 

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I'm doing the Making a Snowman writing challenge. How is a ball of snow a person that requires lui? (Girl was rolling a ball of snow to make a head)

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