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Relative Pronouns: qui, que, où, dont
Link your ideas in longer, richer sentences.
Relative pronouns turn short sentences into fluent B1 French. Learn the quick test to choose qui or que, où for places and times, dont with verbs + de and for possession, ce qui / ce que, and lequel after a preposition with its contractions auquel and duquel.
Lessons
- 1
Qui and que
Link two sentences with qui (subject) and que (object), and never confuse them again.
- 2
Où and dont
Use où for places and times, and dont to replace de + noun.
- 3
Ce qui, ce que and lequel
Say “what” with ce qui / ce que, and use lequel after a preposition.
Final assessment
Ten questions drawn from the whole course. Score 70% or more to earn your certificate.
What you will be able to do
- 01Choose qui or que
- 02Use où and dont
- 03Use ce qui and ce que
- 04Use lequel after a preposition
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