Chapitre 14 Study Guide Flashcards
l’emprunt (m)
loan
les frais (m pl)
expenses, costs
les chômeurs (m)
unemployed person
fonctionnaires
civil servant
le bureau de change
money exchange (office)
le C.V.
résumé
la dépense
expense
économiser
to save money
France
France
travailler
to work
nager
to swim
when do you use “qui”?
The relative pronoun used as a subject of a dependent clause is qui (who, that, which). It can refer to both people and things.
when do you use “que”?
The relative pronoun used as a direct object of a dependent clause is que (whom, that, which). It also can refer to both people and things.
when do you use “où”?
Où is the relative pronoun of time and place. It can mean where, when, or which.
when do you use “dont”?
The pronoun dont is used to replace the preposition de (du, de la, de l’, des) plus its object. If the verb of the dependent clause requires the preposition de (as in parler de, avoir besoin de, etc.) before an object, use dont. Dont is also used to express possession.
