French pronouns have four possible cases: as the subject, direct object, or indirect object of a verb, or not an argument of a verb at all. The declensions are:
je/me/me/moi
nous (colloquial: “on”)/nous/nous/nous
tu/te/te/toi
vous/vous/vous/vous
il/le/lui/lui
elle/la/lui/elle
ils/les/leur/eux
elles/les/leur/elles
In this example, the pronoun is not the argument of a verb, so the fourth case is used (moi, lui, etc.)
French pronouns have four possible cases: as the subject, direct object, or indirect object of a verb, or not an argument of a verb at all. The declensions are:
je/me/me/moi
nous (colloquial: “on”)/nous/nous/nous
tu/te/te/toi
vous/vous/vous/vous
il/le/lui/lui
elle/la/lui/elle
ils/les/leur/eux
elles/les/leur/elles
In this example, the pronoun is not the argument of a verb, so the fourth case is used (moi, lui, etc.)