Exploring French Relative Pronouns Qui and Que

This video tutorial explains the use of French relative pronouns 'key' and 'que'. It covers how 'key' is used as a subject for people and things, and with prepositions for indirect objects. 'Que' is used as a direct object. Examples are provided to illustrate these rules. The tutorial concludes with a summary and a quiz to test understanding.

What is the French equivalent of the English relative pronouns 'who', 'which', 'that', and 'whom'?

• None of the above

• 'qui' and 'que'

• 'qui' only

• 'que' only

If the relative pronoun is the subject of the verb in the sentence, which French pronoun should be used?

• 'aucun'

• 'quoi'

• 'que'

• 'qui'

In French, which pronoun would you use for a subject that is a person or a thing?

• 'qui'

• 'que'

• 'quoi'

• 'où'

How is 'qui' used when there is a preposition involved in the sentence?

• As a direct object

• As an indirect object

• Not used

• As a subject

For translating 'to whom' in a sentence like 'the person to whom I wrote', which French pronoun is appropriate?

• 'où'

• 'quoi'

• 'que'

• 'qui'

Which French pronoun translates the English 'whom' when used with a preposition?

• 'où'

• 'quoi'

• 'qui'

• 'que'

Which pronoun is used in French when the relative pronoun is the direct object of the verb?

• 'qui'

• 'que'

• 'quoi'

• 'où'

In the sentence 'the present that I bought', why is 'que' used instead of 'qui'?

• Because 'that' is a direct object

• Because 'that' is not used in French

• Because 'that' is an indirect object

• Because 'that' is a subject

What determines whether to use 'qui' or 'que' in French?

• The presence of a preposition

• The type of noun (person or thing)

• The function of the pronoun (subject or object)

• The tense of the verb

How do you translate 'what' in French when it is the subject of the verb?

• 'que'

• 'aucun'

• 'qui'

• 'quoi'