Travailler en France: questions in present tense, relative clauses
I can ask and answer questions in the present tense relating to working in France and I can use relative clauses with 'qui'.
Travailler en France: questions in present tense, relative clauses
I can ask and answer questions in the present tense relating to working in France and I can use relative clauses with 'qui'.
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Key learning points
- Questions are formed by subject-verb inversion, adding est-ce que or intonation. Question words can be added to start.
- A relative clause provides more information about a noun or pronoun from the previous clause.
- Qui means 'who?' in a question, but it also means 'who', 'which', or 'that' in the middle of a sentence.
Keywords
Relative clause - adds information about the noun in the main clause
Qui - meaning 'who', 'which' or 'that' when used in the middle of a sentence
Common misconception
Que can be used in a subject relative clause e.g. le prof que s'appelle M. Jones est sympa.
When the relative clause introduces a verb to describe a subject, 'qui' must be used and not 'que'. E.g. le prof qui s'appelle M. Jones est sympa.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
bureau
café
collège
hôpital
magasin
who?
how much, how many?
where?
when?
why?
how?
Exit quiz
6 Questions
flood
struggle, fight, conflict
alive, living
durable, sustainable
to grow, expand
cause