qui Relative Pronouns in French
Grammar Exercise, Beginner Level (A2), on Relative Pronouns in French The relative pronoun “qui” refers to the subject. It is used to link two clauses (two sentences). Sentence (1): Nous…
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Grammar Exercise, Beginner Level (A2), on Relative Pronouns in French The relative pronoun “qui” refers to the subject. It is used to link two clauses (two sentences). Sentence (1): Nous…
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The pronoun “Y” represents a place, a thing, an idea, a concept, an animal. (not a person) Y can be a place complement. It replaces a place complement introduced by…
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