Example 6: Je LEUR lis une histoire...
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
8/12/16
Bonjour Prashanth !
It's the second case: the structure is "lire à ".
À bientôt !
Alvin
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4/01/18
Hi Aurélie,
I know this is an old question but I would like to get some clarification. Based on your response to Prashanth's question does that mean the proper way to say "I read them a story" is "Je les lis une histoire." ?
Thanks,
Alvin
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Prashanth
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8 December 2016
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Example 6: Je LEUR lis une histoire...
Does this mean "lire" is a verb for which "à" is commonly applied? Or is it in this case that the full sentence would be "Je lis une histoire à mes enfants", and hence the usage of "leur" is warranted?
This question relates to:
French lesson "Replacing people with lui, leur = him, her, them (indirect object pronouns)"