- Articles
- Subject Pronouns
- Conjugations, Negations
- Possession
- Adjectives
- Adjectives Continued
- Object Pronouns, Partitive
- Pointing to Things
- Impersonal Verbs
- Indirect Object Pronouns
- Disjunctive
- Adverbs
- Participles
- Questions
- Questions II
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- Possessive Pronouns
- Indefinites
- Reflexive
- Past Participles
- The Past
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- Future & Conditional
- Passive
- Further Study
| Les pronoms toniques | The Disjunctive |
| Singular | Plural | |
| 1st person | moi | nous |
| 2nd person | toi | vous |
| 3rd person | elle (Feminine)
lui (Masculine) soi |
eux
elles |
Disjuctive pronouns are used as subject pronouns when there are multiple subjects separated by commas, et or ou.
Jean Paul et moi allons partir demain.
Jean Paul and I are going to leave tomorrow.Les américains et eux sont pareils.
The Americans and them are the same.
The disjunctive pronoun is the 'everywhere else pronoun'. If it's not an object pronoun and not a subject pronoun (except in the case just mentioned) a disjunctive pronoun is required. This includes...
- pronouns following a preposition.
Ce cadeau est pour moi?
The gift is for me?Non, je suis désolée. C'est pour elle.
No, I'm sorry. It's for her.
- when a pronoun follows c'est...
Qui est là?
Who is there?C'est moi.
It's me.