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/od/grammar/a/pronouns.htm Pronouns are words that substitute for nouns. There are many different kinds of pronouns, but they can be divided into two main categories: personal, which youll learn about on this page, and impersonal, explained on page 2. This summary will give you an idea of the different kinds of French pronouns; click the links for detailed lessons and examples.What are personal pronouns? Dont take it personally - personal simply means that these pronouns change according to the grammatical person that they represent. This table summarizes the five different kinds of French personal pronouns; for more information, click the column headings to go to the relevant lesson: Subject Direct Object Indirect Object Reflexive Stressed je me* me* me* moi tu te* te* te* toi ilelleon lela lui se luiellesoi nous nous nous nous nous vous vous vous vous vous ilselles les leur se euxelles *In the imperative, me and te sometimes change to moi and toi - learn more. Learn morePersonal pronounsImpersonal pronounsAlphabetical list of all pronouns What are impersonal pronouns? These arent as cold as they sound - impersonal here simply means that, unlike personal pronouns, these pronouns do not change according to grammatical person. However, some of them change to agree in gender and number with the noun that they replace. For details, click the name to read the lesson on that type of pronoun.Adverbials (y, en) replace à + noun or de + nounDemonstratives (celui, celle, ceux, celles) refer to a previously mentioned nounIndefinite Demonstratives (ce, ceci, cela, ?a) have no specific antecedentIndefinites (autre, certain, plusieurs...) are unspecificInterrogatives (qui, que, lequel) ask who, what, or which oneNegatives (ne __ personne, ne __ rien...) negate the noun that they replacePossessives (mien, tien, sien...) replace possessive adjective + nounRelatives (qui, que, dont...) link clausesIndefinite Relatives (ce qui, ce que