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Le Pronom Objet Indirect
Direct objects are for whom or what the action occurs. Indirect Object
pronouns function in the same way.
Example:
Elle achéte les stylos pour les étudiants. (She buys pens for the
students.)
Elle leur achéte les stylos. (She buys pens for them.)
Le Pronom Reflechi
Reflexive pronouns are used with pronominal verbs to express an action
which is done to oneself. In these sentences, the subject is the same as the
direct object. Pronominal verbs will be discussed at a later chapter. 
However, it is easy to identify them as they are always preceded by “se”.
Examples:
Elle se marie avec Henri. (She is marrying Henri.)
In the example, the woman will be marrying herself to Henri so it uses a
reflexive pronoun.
 
Le Pronom Disjoint
Also known as Pronoms Toniques, these are commonly used for the
following:
When the sentence has two subjects
To make an emphasis or contrasting statement
To make a comparison
After c’est and ce sont
After a oreposition
Example:
Elle est plus grande que vous. (She is taller than you.)
C’est á moi! (It’s me!)

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Il et moi irons au cinoche. (He and I will go to the movies.)
 
Les Pronoms Impresonnel
Impersonal pronouns are simpler in form as they do not always change
according to what they represent. Below are the different types of these
pronouns.
Adverbial -Replaces a + noun and de + noun (y, en)
Demonstrative - refers to a noun previously mentioned (celui,
celle, ceux, celles)
Indefinite Demonstratives – without specific antecedent (ce,
ceci, cela, ça)
Indefinites - unspecific quantity or description (certain,
plusieurs)
Interrogatives – asks who, when or what (qui, que, lequel)
Negatives – negates the noun replaced ( ne+verb+rien,
ne+verb+personne)
Possesives – replaces possessive adjectives + noun (mien, tien)
Relatives – links clauses (qui, don’t)
Indefinite Relatives – links clauses without antecedents (ce qui,
ce don’t)
Subject – represents the way things are at the moment. Used
with weather and time (ce, il)
Examples:
Il pleut. (It’s raining.)
Tout ce que Jean crée est tellement original! (Everything that John
creates is original!)
On s’occupe des siens. (You look after your own.)