​direct object pronouns in past sentences

​. J'ai lu le livre. - "I read the book." — . Je l'ai lu. - "I read it."​

• In past sentences, place the direct object pronoun (me, te, le, la, and les) in front of the helping verb (the first verb).

• Before a word that begins with a vowel or a silent h, use l' instead of le or la

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​Direct object pronoun in the imperative sentence!

​ Lis-le !/ Ne le lis pas != "Read it! / Do not read it!"

• In positive imperative sentences, place the direct object pronoun after the verb along with a hyphen: lis-le ! - "Read it!"

• In negative imperative sentences, place the direct object pronoun before the verb: Ne le lis pas! - "Do not read it!"

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