Is the pronoun always masculine when referring to previously established complete ideas?
Laura
Kwiziq language super star
21/01/16
Bonjour Will,
Technically, this French object pronoun is neuter, but yes, it "acts" masculine, meaning that there's never agreement with it.
Technically, this French object pronoun is neuter, but yes, it "acts" masculine, meaning that there's never agreement with it.
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Will
Kwiziq community member
19 January 2016
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Is the pronoun always masculine when referring to previously established complete ideas?
This relates to:
Using le or l' to refer to previously mentioned ideas (direct object pronoun) -