Les pronoms sujets et être

Blanc 22 Qui ou que? Who or whom? John is the boy ________ I invited to Turnabout. Paul is the boy _________ invited me to the Junior prom.
les pronoms rélatifs relative pronouns
Relative Pronouns AND Relative Clauses. What is a relative clause and pronoun? A relative clause describes someone or something mentioned by the main.
Que Qui Dont Français 1412 Chapître 7 Comp. 4. The relative pronoun ties two ideas together – it relates two clauses. Jai un ami. Mon ami parle 2 langues.
When you need clarification, and you want to ask Which one? use the following pronouns to refer back to the noun in the initial statement: MasculinFeminin.
Les pronoms relatifs Objective: Learn to use more interesting and more complex sentences in French.
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Qui a dit ça? Et quest-ce que ça veut dire? Imagination is everything. It is a preview of your lifes coming attractions. Albert Einstein Namaste… LE.
Les pronoms rélatifs QUI, QUE Preposition + QUI CE QUI, CE QUE DONT, CE DONT OÙ
Les Pronoms: CODs, COIs, Y, EN
Who or whom? John is the boy ________ I invited to Turnabout. Paul is the boy _________ invited me to the Junior prom.
Les pronoms relatifs Qui ou que?.
BD3, Ch3 Pronoms relatifs.
Qui,que, dont Les pronoms relatifs.
6. 6 Les pronoms relatifs qui et que 1. A relative pronoun introduces a clause that modifies a noun. The relative pronoun qui functions as the subject.
Les Pronoms Relatifs. connects 2 parts of a sentence…. Relative pronoun connects the relative clause (2 nd part of sentence) to…. Relative pronoun connects.
qui, que, où, dont Ce qui, ce que, ce dont
Les pronoms rélatifs QUI, QUE Preposition + QUI CE QUI, CE QUE DONT, CE DONT OÙ.
1. THE RELATIVE PRONOUN “QUI”. The relative pronoun qui is a subject pronoun. It may refer to people or things, and corresponds to the English pronouns.
Qui, que, où, dont Ce qui, ce que, ce dont Relative Pronouns.
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3 Les Verbes -ER Talking about people’s activities Les normes: –Communication 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language –Comparisons 4.1: Understanding.
Les pronoms relatifs.
Sujet Objet Les pronoms interrogatifs et relatifs
Les pronoms objets indirects.  Peux-tu identifier les règles des ‘pronoms objets indirects’ en regardant les exemples suivants?
1 Les objets pronoms Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: What are the object pronouns for « me, to me, you, to you,
Les pronoms relatifs Relative pronouns join relative clauses to main clauses. Main clause: The book is boring. The book that you gave me is boring. Relative.
French 101 Important Verbs. The most important French verbs – avoir (to have), être (to be), and faire (to do/make) They are used in some of the ways.
Le pronom « On » pour éviter la voix passive.
French II Chapter 5 Review. Relative Pronouns: qui means “who” for people means “which” “that” for places and things replaces a noun or phrase which is.
Les Pronoms Direct & Indirect.
Qui et Que.
Les pronoms relatifs qui et que. Qu’est-ce que c’est? Relative pronouns are used to connect sentences to one another.
Les Pronoms Relatifs (The relative pronouns qui, que, où, dont, lequel)
Journal – le 14 oct. IV 1.She had 2.She has 3.She used to have 4.She would have 5.She will have 6.Let’s have III Qu’est-ce que tu fais à la banque? 1.
Les verbes they express actions or state of being Acheter regarder vendre faire Être chercher se maquiller se laver Donner Demander.
Les Prepositions Feminine and masculine pronouns and verbs 8 and 9 last review.
Les pronoms sujets Singular subject pronouns. Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.2  Les questions essentielles:  What is a subject pronoun?
Les questions, avoir, être, avoir ou être, les pronoms.
Year 12 Grammar Review. Les objectfs Apprendre l’usage des pronoms relatifs.
Pronoms relatifs Où et Dont. J’aime ce livre. Je trouve des informations intéressantes dans ce livre. J’aime ce livre où je trouve des informations intéressantes.
8 Les pronoms interrogatifs et relatifs Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: - What are the 2 ways to ask the question.
Subject pronouns usually begin a sentence. They tell what the person or thing is doing. In French they are as follows Je- I nous- we Tu – you (informal)
Français Deux Les pronoms relatifs qui & que (that, who, whom, which)
Le Passé Composé How to make the past tense in French…
Les pronoms le, la, les.. You have come to know le, la and les as definite articles. Did you know that these articles can be used as direct object pronouns.
4 Avoir Les normes: –Communication 1.2 : –Comparisons 4.1 :
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1. Est-ce que Est-ce que, literally translated "is it that," can be placed at the beginning of any affirmative sentence to turn it into a question: Je.
8 Les pronoms interrogatifs et relatifs Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: - What are the 2 ways to ask the question.
Le Participe Présent Using the Present Participle in French!
Blanc 22 Qui ou que? Who or whom? John is the boy ________ I invited to Turnabout. Paul is the boy _________ invited me to the Junior prom.
LES PRONOMS RELATIFS. QUE FONT LES PRONOMS RELATIFS? Les pronoms relatifs lient deux phrases pour faire des phrases plus complexes (ce qui est très important.
Subject Pronouns People who are doing the action They replace the name of the noun performing the verb.
We all ready know two French verbs. What are they?
Journal – le 20 oct. IV 1.She came 2.She is coming 3.She used to come 4.She would come 5.She will come 6.…that she come III Qu’est-ce que tu fais à la.
Les pronoms relatifs Relative pronouns join relative (subordinate) clauses to main (independent) clauses. Main clause: The book is boring. The book that.
Qui,que, dont Les pronoms relatifs. Qui = who/which You use qui not when the word you’re referring back to is the subject of the verb coming after the.
LES PRONOMS D’OBJET DIRECT. WHAT IS A SUBJECT? In a sentence, the person or thing that performs the action of the verb is called the SUBJECT.
LES PRONOMS INTERROGATIFS Français II B – M. Jackson GHS.
Descendre Revenir Monter Retourner Sortir Venir Aller Naître (né) Devenir Entrer Rentrer Tomber Rester Arriver Mourir (mort) Partir Passer (to pass/stop.
Direct object pronouns le la l’ les. A direct object is the “what” of a sentence. Example: I am reading the book. What am I reading? the book The book.
Questions ???????. Question words: Qui? Avec qui? A qui? Qui? Avec qui? A qui? Que……? Que……? Pourquoi? (parce que) Pourquoi? (parce que) Où? Où? Quand?
Qui, que/qu’, où Just as in English, a French relative pronoun links a dependent/relative clause (i.e., a clause that cannot stand alone) to a main clause.
Les Pronoms Objets Directs avec le Passé Composé Français II A/B M. Jackson GHS.
How To Use QUE QUE is the DIRECT OBJECT of a clause, so it is followed by a SUBJECT and a verb it refers to a person or a thing le garçon QUE tu connais?
Les Pronoms Objets Indirects: lui & leur Français II A/B M. Jackson GHS.
Les pronoms relatifs Qui, que, dont, où.
Ce sont les pronoms qui joignent deux phrases en une.