de Note that a is used with these verbs to replace expressions when the object of the prepostion is a person rather than a thing. placement Placement of en is the same as and pronoun objects. En precedes the verb it refers to, except in the affirmative imperative. In compound tenses (such as the passé composé), it precedes the auxiliary verb. en en Note that there is no agreement between and the past participle, since does not replace a direct en il y a y a: Il y object. When is used with ('there is, there are'), it comes between and Du pain sur la table? en a (Some bread on the table? There is some there.) Top of Form
Note that a is used with these verbs to replace expressions when the object of the prepostion de is a person rather than a thing. placement Placement of en is the same as and pronoun objects. En precedes the verb it refers to, except in the affirmative imperative. In compound tenses (such as the passé composé), it precedes the auxiliary verb. Note that there is no agreement between en and the past participle, since en does not replace a direct object. When en is used with il y a ('there is, there are'), it comes between y and a: Du pain sur la table? Il y en a (Some bread on the table? There is some there.) Top of Form
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