Practice some of the vocabulary from this song and its direct object, indirect object, adverbial and reflexive pronouns, including multiple pronoun order using these flashcards, games and exercises.

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Activities

Vocabulary Excercises

We have chosen 15 terms out of this song’s lyrics to form our vocabulary list, which can be found below. You can use the following activities to learn and practice this vocabulary.

Vocabulary Flashcards – Learn the vocabulary from this song with our sets of French to English and English to French flashcards, then test yourself with our interactive flashcards.

Vocabulary Games – Practice the vocabulary for this song using our memory and matching games and our word search puzzle.

Vocabulary Exercises – Fill in the missing vocabulary with drag and drop and fill in the blanks exercises.

Grammar Exercises

There are a few direct object, indirect object, adverbial, and reflexive pronouns in this song. But more importantly, there are several instances of double pronouns that can be used to practice pronoun order. Charts of these pronouns and information on pronoun order can be found below.

You can use the following activities to learn and practice these pronouns.

Pronoun Flashcards – Practice the pronouns in this song with our sets of French to English and English to French flashcards, then test yourself with our interactive flashcards.

Pronoun Games – Practice the pronouns in this song using our memory and matching games, or practice pronoun order with our ordering and sequencing excercies.

Pronoun Exercises – Practice the pronouns in this song using our drag and drop, fill in, and highlighting exercises.

Resources

Vocabulary List

Term	Meaning	P of S	Cotext
à jamais	forever, eternally		à jamais
allongé	lying (down), stretched out	adj	allongée
au moins	at least		au moins
bientôt	soon	adv	bientôt
chasser	go hunting; hunt, shoot; chase; chase away, drive out; get rid of; fire, dismiss	reg verb	chasser
début	beginning, start	masc noun	début
ému	moved, touched, stirred, filled with emotion	adj	ému
expirer	breathe out, exhale; expire, run out; die, perish	reg verb	expire
gâcher	waste, squander, ruin, spoil	reg verb	gâché
oublier	to forget	reg verb	oublier
pauvre	poor; unfortunate, unlucky; shabby, poor quality	adj	pauvre
rendre (qqn/qch + adj)	to make (s.o./sth + adj)	reg verb	me le rend
reste	rest, remainder	masc noun	reste
s’en sortir	to cope, get by, get through	irreg verb	t’en sortir
s’éteindre	to go out, die, turn off	irreg verb	éteint

Pronouns

The following charts show these pronouns.

Direct object pronouns

	Singular	Plural
1st person	me (m’) – me	nous – us
2nd person	te (t’) – you	vous – you
3rd person	le (l’) – him, it la (l’) – her, it	les – them

Indirect object pronouns

	Singular	Plural
1st person	me (m’) – me	nous – us
2nd person	te (t’) – you	vous – you
3rd person	lui – him, her	leur – them

Reflexive pronouns

	Singular	Plural
1st person	me (m’) – myself	nous – ourselves
2nd person	te (t’) – yourself	vous – yourself / yourselves
3rd person	se (s’) – himself, herself	se (s’) – themselves

Adverbial pronouns

y	– replaces a place – replaces the object of the preposition ‘à’
en	– replaces a quantity – replaces the object of the preposition ‘de’

Pronoun Order

When multiple pronouns appear in a phrase, the order will generally be as follows: