French Relative Pronouns: Ce que, ce qui, ce dont
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merci beaucoup pour les bonnes leçons! J'apprends le français seul et j'ai besoin d'un bon professeur comme toi! J'aime ce que tu as dit dans cette leçon !!
Nice explanation .I got almost all right ...in the quiz ...Thank you for making it so simple
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C'est très facile à comprendre..
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Can u make a video on:-
Ce à quoi
Ce avec quoi
Ce pour quoi
Ce dont quoi?
Plz...
merci bcp
Merci bcp !
Can we say "je sais ce dont tu as besoin' to be: je sais dont tu as besoin. We remove "ce'. What is the different?
You said in the beginning it means what or that... I watched the whole thing but as far as I could tell, in every example it only means what.
So do you have any examples where it actually means that instead of what?
Can you explain the difference between y & ou and dont & en?
I always pronounce "Je ne sais pas." as "Jun sais pas". I thought you would compine the "Je" and "ne" for elision?
I pronounce it the same way. I think combing it to sound like "jun sais pas" is common in spoken French.
Merci
Please translate the examples and the quis esntences
Is it correct to say?
Je ne sais pas ce à quoi tu fais référence
I clearly understood how to use ce que,ce qui and ce dont but I don't know what to do when it comes to use a verb followed by the preposition "à", as for example
faire référence à
songer à
appartenir à
penser à
se souvenir de / se rappeler + COD
Bonjour
One of the sentence you were saying: '' Je ne sais pas ce que pense mon professeur de français. '' Ce que + verbe ? right? Because Ce qui + verbe ?
I mean: Wouldn't be like that: ' Je ne sais pas ce qui pense mon professeur de français. '
Am I wrong? Please if it's possible and don't mind: Can anyone explain why it's ce que pense....
Merci d'avans...
Nesrin
i try ...so mon professeur is the subject so we needn 't qui because qui remplace the subject but que remplace the c o d...and with que we need the subject...im sorry i speak not good ...
+meryem zrida ce que + subject +verb.....ce que + mon professeur + pense.....but ce qui + verb .
Remember that my is a pronouns so it doesn’t need qui
Merci pour votre aide. J’ai un examen pendant la semaine prochaine dont j’ai peur.
Je t'en prie :-) N'aie pas peur.... Ne rate pas ma nouvelle leçon sur DONT. Je pense que ça t'aidera! th-cam.com/video/oJ2YALQHtAE/w-d-xo.html
@ Merci beaucoup! Je regarderai ta nouvelle leçon sur DONT! J'ai passé bien mon examen B1, partiellement grace à ton aide. En Mars je commence avec le niveau B2.
Ce qui (use after a verb)
Ce que (Use after a subject)
Dont (De que is not french)
Ce dont (Ce de que is also not French)
Quoi (What to « and then verb »)
Example
Je ne sais pas quoi faire!
Ils ont quelque chose dont j’ai besoin
Ce dont j’ai besoin sont les vacances
Ce qui me dérange le plus c’est quand mon père se fâche de tout
Je ne sais pas ce qu’il a dit
Thank you/merci beaucoup
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I know that of which you have need 4:42 ?? Do you think it is correct to say that of English ?
No, of course not. Just trying to make it clear in the lesson :-)
when you are saying stuff like 'object' for your 'dependent clause' it makes it so much harder to understand as i dont know what this means ?????????????? so i don't get this!!!
Ceza then you should learn english grammar firstly.
I know that this comment is old, but I learned it as "ce que" is always followed by a subject and verb whereas "ce qui" is only followed by a verb; "ce dont" is relevant when the preposition "de" is used. It's much more helpful to think of it that way.
C’est l’obscurité dont tu as peur?
C’est le noir que tu crains?