In French, the object pronoun me changes to the stress pronoun moi when using L'Impératif.
How to use the pronoun moi in L'Impératif Présent in French
Look at how these sentences with me change when turned into affirmative imperatives:
Tu me montres les éléphants, s'il-te-plaît.
- Papa, montre-moi les éléphants!You show me the elephants, please.
- Daddy, show me the elephants!
- Papa, montre-moi les éléphants!You show me the elephants, please.
- Daddy, show me the elephants!
In affirmative commands, the object pronoun me (as in: Give me that!) follows this pattern:
1- The pronoun me becomes stress pronoun moi
2- It is is placed after the verb with a hyphen in between.
Remember that -ER verbs drop the final "s" in the tu form in L'Impératif Présent. See Conjugate regular verbs in the imperative mood in French (L'Impératif).
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