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My brother, who’s twenty, is at university.

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Mon frère, qui a vingt ans, est à l’université.

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The friends (that) I see most are…

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Les amis que je voie le plus sont…

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There’s a staircase which leads to the roof.

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Il y a un escalier qui mène au toit.

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The house (which) we’ve bought has…

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La maison que nous avons acheté a…

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This is the present (that) she sent me.

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Voici le cadeau qu’elle m’a envoyé.

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the person he’s talking to

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la personne à qui il parle
(After a preposition, when referring to people, use ‘qui’ - exceptions after ‘parmi’ among and ‘entre’ between use lesquels/lesquelles)

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the person with whom I travel

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la personne avec qui je voyage
(After a preposition, when referring to people, use ‘qui’ - exceptions after ‘parmi’ among and ‘entre’ between use lesquels/lesquelles)

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the children for whom I bought it

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les enfants pour qui je l’ai acheté
(After a preposition, when referring to people, use ‘qui’ - exceptions after ‘parmi’ among and ‘entre’ between use lesquels/lesquelles)

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There were some young people, Robert among them

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Il y avail des jeunes, parmi lesquels Robert
(After a preposition, when referring to people, use ‘qui’ - exceptions after ‘parmi’ among and ‘entre’ between use lesquels/lesquelles)

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the girls, between whom I was sitting

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les filles entre lesquelles j’étais assis

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the cloth he’s wiping it with

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le torchon avec lequel il l’essuie

After a preposition, when referring to things, use lequel/lesquels/laquelle/lesquelles: which

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the table on which I put it

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la table sur laquelle je l’ai mis

After a preposition, when referring to things, use lequel/lesquels/laquelle/lesquelles: which

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the means by which he achieves it

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les moyens par lesquels il l’accomplit

After a preposition, when referring to things, use lequel/lesquels/laquelle/lesquelles: which

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14
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the plays for which she is famous

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les pièces pour lesquelles elle est connue

After a preposition, when referring to things, use lequel/lesquels/laquelle/lesquelles: which

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the shop to which he delivers these goods

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le magasin auquel il livre ces marchandises
(After the preposition à and de, lequel etc contract:
auquel/auxquels/auxquelles and duquel/desquels/desquelles)

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the injustices he’s complaining about

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les injustices desquelles il se plaint
(After the preposition à and de, lequel etc contract:
auquel/auxquels/auxquelles and duquel/desquels/desquelles)

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17
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That’s where you’re wrong.

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C’est en quoi vous vous trompez.

When the relative pronoun does not refer to a specific noun, ‘quoi’ is used after a preposition.

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To which I replied ‘…’.

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À quoi j’ai répondu ‘…’.

When the relative pronoun does not refer to a specific noun, ‘quoi’ is used after a preposition.

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the woman whose car is parked opposite

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la femme dont la voiture est garée en face
(dont = de qui)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

20
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an award I am proud of

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un prix dont je suis fier
(dont = de qui)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

21
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a friend whose brother I know

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un ami dont je connais le frère
dont = de qui
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

22
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the children you look after

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les enfants dont vous vous occupez
(dont = de qui)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

23
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the film of which he spoke

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le film dont il a parlé
(dont = duquel)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

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the window whose curtains are drawn

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la fenêtre dont les rideaux sont tirés
(dont = de laquelle)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

25
Q

books whose titles I’ve forgotten

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des livres dont j’ai oublié les titres
(dont = desquels)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

26
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the illnesses he suffers from

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les maladies dont il souffre
(dont = desquelles)
(‘Dont’ often but not always replaces ‘de qui’, ‘duquel’, ‘de laquelle’, and ‘des quel(le)s)

27
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a person whose help one can rely on

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une personne sur l’aide de qui on peut compter

‘Dont’ cannot replace de qui, duquel etc in the construction preposition + noun + de qui/duquel

28
Q

the children to whose parents I am writing

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les enfants aux parents de qui j’écris

‘Dont’ cannot replace de qui, duquel etc in the construction preposition + noun + de qui/duquel

29
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the house in whose garden there is…

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la maison dans le jardin de laquelle il y a…

‘Dont’ cannot replace de qui, duquel etc in the construction preposition + noun + de qui/duquel

30
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What interests me doesn’t necessarily interest him.

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Ce qui m’intéresse ne l’intéresse pas forcement.

31
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I didn’t see what happened.

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Je n’ai pas vu ce qui s’est passé.

32
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What I like is classical music.

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Ce que j’aime c’est la musique classique.

33
Q

Show me what he gave you.

A

Montrez-moi ce qu’il vous a donné.

34
Q

All that’s left is…

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Tout ce qui reste c’est…

35
Q

Give me everything you have.

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Donnez-moi tout ce que vous avez.

36
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everything that/ all that

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tout ce qui

tout ce que

37
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He risks losing what he is so proud of.

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Il risque de perdre ce dont il est si fier.

de + ce que = ce dont

38
Q

That’s what it’s about.

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Voilà ce dont il s’agit.

de + ce que = ce dont

39
Q

It’s not what I was expecting.

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Ce n’est pas ce à quoi je m’attendais.

preposition + ce que = ce + preposition + quoi

40
Q

What I am particularly interested in is…

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Ce à quoi je m’intéresse particulièrement c’est…

preposition + ce que = ce + preposition + quoi

41
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He agrees, which surprises me.

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Il est d’accord, ce qui m’étonne.

42
Q

He said she wasn’t coming, which we already knew.

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Il a dit qu’elle ne venait pas, ce que nous savions déjà.