In the case of people, the group à + [people] will be replaced by an indirect pronoun.
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Chris
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22/11/18
Elle pense à eux. -- She thinks of them.
Don't crucify me, but in the case of, e.g., penser, one sais: Je pense à toi and NOT Je te pense.
John
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22/11/18
Merci!
Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
23/11/18
Hi John,
In that example it would be: "...elle y pense aussi."
as explained in the following lesson -
Hope this helps!
John
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23/11/18
Thank you Cecile! I've just moved up to level B1 so lots of learning to do!
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John
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22 November 2018
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In the case of people, the group à + [people] will be replaced by an indirect pronoun.
Why was I marked wrong for saying "Elle leur pense aussi" for the question below?«Il pense à sa famille. Elle ________ pense aussi.»He thinks of his family. She thinks of it too