Post by j7oyun55rruk on Dec 26, 2023 3:47:38 GMT
Examples of the woman he knows who that restaurant you like very much my uncle’s lost business card the gift I gave you In all these sentences the subject in bold is between the relative pronoun and the verb so in each case the correct relative pronoun is . You'll notice that the subject of the sentence is usually the subject pronoun and so on so when you see these after a relative pronoun it gives you another hint that the correct relative pronoun to use is. The important thing to note here is that in English the relative pronoun is usually omitted in such sentences and it might sound more natural to say that he knew the woman.
However in French this is not possible you must always use relative pronouns. Finally C Level Contact List note that when appearing before a vowel or unaspirated it becomes as in the first example. Story Learn French Sequé and Sequé and Sequé Another important pair of relative pronouns in French is and where they are used in English. They can also be used in sentences used in English when they refer to something abstract such as an idea rather than something concrete. Here are some examples I know what you mean He didn't know.
What she wanted à The hard thing to understand is ïè He has a hard time speaking refers to the idea of being able to speak Thai rather than a specific thing English translation yes. You may notice that and in French follows the same rules as and. Therefore, if a relative pronoun is followed by a subject, it should be used. But if not you should use it. This means that once you're confident that you're using it correctly, the and should fall into place effortlessly.
However in French this is not possible you must always use relative pronouns. Finally C Level Contact List note that when appearing before a vowel or unaspirated it becomes as in the first example. Story Learn French Sequé and Sequé and Sequé Another important pair of relative pronouns in French is and where they are used in English. They can also be used in sentences used in English when they refer to something abstract such as an idea rather than something concrete. Here are some examples I know what you mean He didn't know.
What she wanted à The hard thing to understand is ïè He has a hard time speaking refers to the idea of being able to speak Thai rather than a specific thing English translation yes. You may notice that and in French follows the same rules as and. Therefore, if a relative pronoun is followed by a subject, it should be used. But if not you should use it. This means that once you're confident that you're using it correctly, the and should fall into place effortlessly.
