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Choose the correct sentence with the correct object pronoun replacing the object:

Ils sont allés chez leurs grands-parents.
Olls y sont allés.
Olls en sont allés.
Olls les sont allés.
Olls leur allés.

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Final answer:

The correct sentence is 'Ils en sont allés.'


Step-by-step explanation:

The correct sentence with the correct object pronoun replacing the object is 'Ils en sont allés.'

The object pronoun 'en' is used to replace the prepositional object 'chez leurs grands-parents' which means 'at their grandparents' house.'

For example, instead of saying 'Ils sont allés chez leurs grands-parents,' you can say 'Ils en sont allés' meaning 'They went there.'


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