Homework Help: French

Posted by Missy on Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 4:13pm.

Can you check these. I'm not really sure how to do these so I need a little help and examples.

Part 1: Des promoms interrogatifs et relatifs

Complétez en utilisant qu'est-ce qui ou qu'est-ce que.

1. ---------- se passe?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qui

2. ----------- est sur la table?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qui

3. ---------- vous avez?
Answer: Qu'est-ce que

4. --------- est arrivé?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qui

5. -------- te fait mal?
Answer: Qu'est-ce que

6. -------- le médecin t'a dit?
Answer: Qu'est-ce que

7. -------- il t'a fait?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qu'

8. --------- il t'a prescrit?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qu'

9. -------- la radio indiquait?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qui

10. --------- il va faire?
Answer: Qu'est-ce qu'

Part 2: Tu sais ce qu'il faut faire!
Complétez en utiliasnt ce qui ou ce que.

1. -------- intéresse Paul, c'est le diagnostic.
Answer: Ce qui

2. Tu sais ------- lui est arrivé, n'est-ce pas.
Answer: ce que

3. Il n'a pas compris ------- le médecin lui a dit.
Answer: ce que

4. Mais -------- m'inquiète, c'est que le médecin n'a pas pu lui dire exactement -------- il a .
Answer 1: ce que
Answer 2: qu'

5. Il a fait -------- il fallait faire.
Answer: ce qu'

French - SraJMcGin, Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 6:25pm
Interrogative pronouns will ask a question. On your later post, I have listed the ones you were currently working with.

Relative pronouns are most frequently: qui (who, which, that = subject of a verb/for people & things, que (qu') = whom, which, that = direct object of a verb/for people & things, qui = whom = object of a preposition (only for persons)

Here are others that you may not have seen yet: lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles = which, object of a preosition and used principally for things

dont = of whom, of which, whose = used for both persons & things

où = where, in which, on which, may replace dans, à, sur + a form of lequel and used in expressions of location

ce qui = what = that which, subject of a verb
ce que (ce qu') = what = that which, direct object of a verb
ce dont = what = that of which, used with 4xpressions taking "de"

When you are ready, ask for a "summary" of relative pronouns

#5 = Qu'est-ce qui (subject of verb)

#9 = Qu'est-ce que (object)

Part II: ce qui vs ce que

#2 (don't look at the "Tu sais") = ce qui (subject)

#4 = ce qui (subject) & ce qu' (object)

Sra (aka Mme)

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