Relative Pronouns Part 1

Reviewing relative pronouns:

By the end of the period, you will:

Create a poem using qui/que

Learn to use complex relative pronouns with ce qui, ce que, ce dont.

I.   Qui/Que –Complete the following exercises, then using the poem below as  model, create a 7 line poem using qui/que. Post as a comment to this post using your French name along with the evaluation.

Reading exercise qui/que

http://claweb.cla.unipd.it/home/smazurelle/dynamots/a1/m3/ae_fete_relatif.html

 

 

Create your own poem using the following poem as a template:

Mon ami , c’est quelqu’un qui sait écouter,

Mon ami, c’est quelqu’un que j’écoute.

Mon ami c’est quelqu’un qui me conseille,

Mon ami  c ‘est quelqu’un que je conseille.

Mon ami c’est quelqu’un qui partage,

Un am c’est quelqu’un que j’admire,

Un ami c’est quelqu’un que j’aime.

 Poem from Au Point

II.     Ce qui, ce que, ce dont- Complete the following exercises.

Accord exercise ce qui/que

http://www.didieraccord.com/exercices/index.php?ex=2.2.1.6

10 Question relative pronoun quiz

http://platea.pntic.mec.es/~cvera/hotpot/relatifs3.htm

10 Question exercise with listening

http://www.city.londonmet.ac.uk/langstud/call/french/French/relative_pronoun_intro/ex6.htm

III.

Evaluation: Which exercises were the most helpful? What do you understand about relative pronouns that you did not understand before?