French Pronoun Order Chart — Editable Excel Reference Worksheet

French Pronoun Order Chart — Editable Reference Worksheet

A one-page reference chart that turns French pronoun order into a clear, repeatable procedure - instead of a list to memorise.
Part of a wider French grammar reference collection, available separately.

Why this exists
French pronoun placement is hard because choice and word order interact, and textbooks rarely lay both out on one page. This chart does.

What it is
A structural reference chart, provided as a print-ready PDF and as an editable Excel worksheet, so you can adapt wording, colours, or layout for your own classroom or printing setup.

What it does well
Clarifies object pronouns, y, en, and stressed pronouns in one place
Shows fixed pronoun order at a glance
Reduces guesswork and hybrid/incorrect placement
Works as a wall poster, handout, or teacher reference during marking

How to use it
Identify the function of the pronoun (reflexive, direct object, indirect object, adverbial)
Choose the correct form from the chart
Place it using the fixed sequence shown

What’s included
1-page PDF (colour)
1-page PDF (black and white)
A3 poster PDF
High-resolution PNG
Editable Excel worksheet (colour) - adapt wording, formatting, and layout for your own printing
Teacher instructions and guidance document (PDF)
Read-me file (PDF)
Licensing and editing notes (PDF)

Who this is for
KS4 French teachers (Years 10-11, GCSE)
Sixth-form and post-16 French programmes
Independent language teachers and tutors
Language centres and private providers

Licence
Single-teacher licence, lifetime.
Classroom use permitted for one teacher
Printing and projection allowed for that teacher’s own classes
Not for redistribution, sharing, or resale
Institutional or multi-teacher use is not included - contact support@swiftfrench.com for those enquiries

Part of the SwiftFrench rule-driven grammar reference series.