French relative pronouns

Which do you use to connect the subordinate clause if there is no new subject pronoun?

• qui

• que

• dont

Which do we use to connect a subordinate clause if there is a change of subject and the subject from the main clause becomes the object of the subordinate clause?

• qui

• que

• dont

We introduce "ce" with qui and que ...

• following the same rules but referring back to an idea / whole phrase rather than one single noun.

• if the verb requires "de", this is contained within the "ce"

• use "ce" to refer back to a single noun

when do we use "dont"?

• to refer back to a whole idea rather than just a noun

• For verbs which take "à"

• for verbs that need "de" with them.

When do we use lequel (and all variations of it) as a relative pronoun?

• After prepositions

• as an alternative to qui / que

• After conjunctions

Which is right: la femme, ______ habite près de chez moi, est très gentille.

• qui

• que

• dont

• ce qui

la voiture, ______ il a achetée est toute nouvelle.

• qui

• que

• dont

• ce que

Beaucoup de jeunes téléchargent de la musique illégalement, _____ je trouve injuste.

• qui

• que

• ce qui

• ce que

Les cours de français étaient tellement intéressants, _______ a plu aux élèves.

• qui

• que

• ce qui

• ce que

_______ m'a impressionné le plus, c'était sa belle voix.

• qui

• que

• ce qui

• ce que