Breakdown of Il te le fait organiser.
il
he
faire
to do, to make
organiser
to organize
le
him, it (masculine direct object pronoun)
Questions & Answers about Il te le fait organiser.
Why are the pronouns te le placed before fait instead of before organiser?
Usually, object pronouns go right before the infinitive (like in Il veut te l'organiser). However, the causative faire + infinitive acts as a single grammatical block. Because of this, any object pronouns belonging to either verb must be placed before the conjugated verb faire.
Why is the order te le and not le te?
Is te a direct or indirect object in this sentence?
It is an indirect object. In a causative faire sentence, if the infinitive has a direct object (here, le, meaning 'it'), the person doing the action is treated as an indirect object. It is as if the sentence literally means 'He makes organize it to you.'
How would the pronoun placement change if this were in the passé composé (He had you organize it)?