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Relative
Pronouns
Relative pronouns join sentences
together. These words signal a relative
clause which explains the noun called the antecedent.
When there is no specific antecedent, ce
is added as an artificial one. But it can
refer to only things, not people. If the
relative pronoun is the subject of the clause,
use qui. If the relative pronoun
is the direct object of the clause, use que.
If the verb of the dependent clause requires
the preposition de, use dont. If
the antecedent is a place or time, use oł.
| C'est ce que je disais. |
That's what I said. |
no antecedent |
| Je mange des choses qui sont
bonnes. |
I eat things that are good. |
qui is subject |
| Je mange des chose que j'aime. |
I eat things that I like. |
que is object |
| Voici ce dont j'ai besoin. |
Here is what I need. |
avoir besoin is followed by de |
| C'est un restaurant oł on sert
les poissons. |
It's a restaurant where they serve fish. |
restaurant is a place |
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