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Les Pronoms relatifs

Les Pronoms relatifs. FSF3U. Les différentes catégories de pronoms. Les Pronoms relatifs. Relative pronouns link two sentences making one dependent on the other. The dependent phrase is also called the subordinate clause, it usually has a verb, but can not stand alone. Qui.

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Les Pronoms relatifs

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  1. Les Pronoms relatifs FSF3U

  2. Les différentescatégories de pronoms

  3. Les Pronoms relatifs • Relative pronouns link two sentences making one dependent on the other. • The dependent phrase is also called the subordinate clause, it usually has a verb, but can not stand alone.

  4. Qui • Remplace un nom sujet • Suivi par un verbe • S’il n’y a pas un antécédent  ce qui **** antécédent **** Snakes are dangerous if they bite. They is a pronoun. Snakes is an antecedent. The antecedent is the word that the pronoun is about.

  5. Qui • May mean who, whom, which, what , or that • Quias a subject comes before the verb in the dependent clause. • J’écoute la personne qui parle • Il aime les histoires qui finissent bien. • When qui is the subject of the dependent clause, the verb following qui agrees with the noun or pronoun that qui replaces • C’est moi qui lui ai vendu cette lampe • C’es vous qui êtes le propriétaire?

  6. Que/Qu’ • Remplace un nom objet direct • Suivi par un pronom sujet (je, tu, etc.) ou un nom propre (Mr Clarke, Marie, etc.) • Que devient qu’ devant une voyelle ou un h muet. • S’il n’y a pas un antécédent  ce que/ ce qu’

  7. Que/Qu’ • May mean whom, which, that • When the dependent clause that is introduced by the relative pronoun already has a subject noun or pronoun, the relative pronoun queis used. • Refers to both people and tings • Elle n’aime pas la vidéo que vous lui montrez • Voici l’auto que Daniel a acheté

  8. Don’t • “de” et son objet • Don’t = de qui, de quoi Ex. Il a besoin de ces documents Voici les documents dont il a besoin • S’il n’y a pas un antécédent  Ce dont.

  9. Dont • Dont acts as an object of the main clause and can refer to both people and things. • It is used to refer to objects of verbs or verbal expressions that include the preposition de.

  10. Où • Désigne un lieu ou un temps • Où = dans lequel ou pendant lequel

  11. où • Où refers to a place usually replaces dans lequel, sur lequel, par lequel . Où is more common in modern language. Ex. C’est le magasin dans lequel je fais mes courses. C’est le magasin où je fais mes courses

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