Practise your French Relative Pronouns 'Qui vs Que'

In this episode of Alexa's 'Practise Your French' series, Alexa helps you practise the French Relative Pronouns - "Qui vs Que".

Bisou Bisou 💋

0:00 - 0:16 Intro
0:17 - 3:22 When to use qui in French
3:23 - 6:28 When to us que in French
6:29 - 11:47 French relative pronouns quiz
11:48 - 11:59 Outro

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THANK YOU! I've read a dozen articles but they didn't explain rien, Duolingo also failed to explain this. But you did it in a couple minutes. Now I understand. You're amazing, Alexa.

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I love how you explain things! Very clear, you have help me with my french classes 😋merci 🙂

[andynimako]

Wow, you make French extremely simple & practical! I’ve struggled to understand the difference between this Qui & Que for years !!!! Thank you again

[zoeeves-cowell]

Thank you so much for clearing this up, I've been struggling with Qui and Que, now I feel much more comfortable

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I'm very happy to watch this channel in addition to my Duolingo lessons. After four years, I finally know the rule for qui vs que ! Merci, vous êtes le meilleur!

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Thank you very much. I looked at two different websites with multiple explanations and I could not understand the difference. You made it really clear. Thank you very much!

[emilylisa-jane]

I can't express my gratitude enough for this video. I live in France and I've had such a hard time trying to figure out these two. This was so simple and easy. Thank you so much! I'm so relieved!

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[thomashughes]

You may not know this, but this is EXACTLY how this should be explained to English students on when to use "who" or "whom". I am ashamed to say that most English speakers have begun to ignore "whom" as too tedious, sadly.

Very good work, Teacher!

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Simplest explanation I found so far. Thanks! Extra points: no extraneous blabber, just to the point. Wish everyone would do that.

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