French Pronouns - Subject and Direct Object Pronouns

French pronouns.

any subject pronoun	can precede any direct object pronoun	verb
je (j') tu il,elle,on nous vous ils,elles	me (m') te (t') le (l') la (l') nous vous les	a transitive verb

A transitive verb is a verb that can have an object. Appeler is transitive: you can call someone. Mourir (to die) is not: you cannot die someone.

I usually don't teach vocabulary, but the members of a family provide a good way to learn the possesive adjectives.
Visualize the examples. It is the best way, and the easiest one, to tell the difference between "ses" and "leur", or "leur" and "leurs".