J OURNAL – LE VINGT ET UN OCT. 1. When do you use “qui”? What does it mean? 2. When do you use “que”? What does it mean? 3. When do you use “où”? What.

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J OURNAL – LE VINGT ET UN OCT. 1. When do you use “qui”? What does it mean? 2. When do you use “que”? What does it mean? 3. When do you use “où”? What does it mean?

1. Il était 2. Elle est 3. Tu as été 4. Vous seriez 5. Nous serions 6. Soyons!

F AITES LE QUIZ SUR Q UIA 

L ISEZ PG. 37 À 38  Faites ex. BB – en français  Ce qui, ce que  They mean “what” when it isn’t a question.  What I like about coffee is that it is delicious  Ce que j’aime du café c’est qu’il est délicieux!  You use ce qui + V, ce que + S + V  Ce dont = about which, of which  Ce dont j’ai besoin, c’est une GRANDE tasse de café!

L ISEZ PG. 45 DANS LE CAHIER