Victoria Lake Sarah Amaya.  Le pronom «lequel» veut dire “which” en anglais.  Has to agree in gender and number with the noun it replaces.  Lequel.

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Victoria Lake Sarah Amaya

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Victoria Lake Sarah Amaya

 Le pronom «lequel» veut dire “which” en anglais.  Has to agree in gender and number with the noun it replaces.  Lequel : masculine singular  Laquelle : feminine singular  Lesquels : masculine plural  Lesquelles : feminine plural  «Lequel» is usually an interrogative or a relative pronoun.

 Interrogative Pronoun  Replaces quel + noun  Quel livre veux-tu ? > Lequel veux-tu ?  Which book do you want? > Which one do you want?  Je veux la pomme là-bas. > Laquelle ?  I want the apple over there. > Which one?

 Relative Pronoun  Lequel replaces an inanimate object of a preposition (If the object of the preposition is a person, use qui).  Le livre dans lequel j'ai écrit...  The book in which I wrote...  La ville à laquelle je songe...  The town about which I'm dreaming...

 1) _____ de ces enfants a cassé cette fenêtre?  2) A ______ de ces filles appartient cette brosse ?  3) ______ de ces garçons ont oublié leurs livres?  4) La personne à ______ j'ai demandé mon chemin était aimable.  5) Voici des chaussettes, mais je ne sais pas _______ sont les tiennes.

 Must agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.  Ce : masculine singular  Ex: J’aime ce livre – I like this/that book.  Cet : in front of a masculine noun that begins with a vowel or mute h  Ex: Je connais cet homme – I know this/that man.  Cette : feminine singular  Ex: Cette fille est jolie – This/that girl is pretty.  Ces : plural  Je cherche ces livres – I am looking for this/those books.  NOTE: «Cettes» n’existe pas!!

This or that?? Ce, cet, and cette can all mean “this” or “that.” Ces can mean “these” or “those.” Other people can use the context to decide which one you mean. If you want to stress one or the other, use the suffixes –ci (here) or –là (there).  Examples :  Ce prof-ci est sympa.  This teacher is nice.  Cet étudiant-là comprend.  That student understands.  J’achète ces pommes-ci.  I am buying these apples.  Je préfère ces chaussures- là.  I prefer those shoes.

 1) ____ homme est très grand.  2) ____ pont est très long!  3) _____ femme a travaillé dans mon école.  4) ______ fruits sont particulièrement sucrés.  5) ______ animaux sont des espèces protégées.  6) _____ école est la plus grande du village.  7) _____ archipel est situé environ à 8000 km du Canada.  8) ____ bateau m’a couté cher.