In the following you can see that it is possible and sometimes necessary to have an anticipation of a following context, and sometimes it is a reference that happens after the context was mentioned. Let's have some examples to make it clearer.
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| Example with anticipation of the context |
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| In some cases French sentences (may) use a pronoun to emphasize certain facts, in the following example the is an additional "l". |
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| Mais je te l' ai dit que c' est quelqu' un de complètement stupide! |
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| But I have told (it to) you that he is someone totally stupid! |
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| (backwards) referrence of the context |
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| Here we use the pronominal adverbs as seen in chapter 16.3 |
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| Est-ce que tu as assez d' argent? Oui, j' en ai assez. |
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| Do you have enough money? Yes, I have enough (of it). |
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