Instead of saying "I see the car", say "I it see". Stop repeating words.
Him / It (Masc)
Je regarde le film -> Je le regarde.Her / It (Fem)
Je vois la voiture -> Je la vois.Them (Plural)
J'aime les chats -> Je les aime.Rule: The pronoun goes BEFORE the verb.
Pierre is looking for his things before leaving.
Tu as vu mon passeport ?
(Did you see my passport?)Oui, je le vois. Il est sur la table.
(Yes, I see it. It is on the table.)Et mes clés ? Tu les as ?
(And my keys? Do you have them?)Non, je ne les ai pas. Ah, regarde ! Tu les tiens dans ta main !
(No, I don't have them. Ah, look! You are holding them in your hand!)In French, elegance comes from flow. Repeating a noun ("J'aime la pomme. Je mange la pomme.") is considered "lourd" (heavy). Using pronouns isn't just shorter; it's considered better style and more pleasant to the ear.
Replace the bold noun with Le, La, or Les.
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