Bonjour Sara !
At the moment, you can search the Fill-in-the-blanks practice exercises on the blog :
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/blog/fun-ways-to-learn-french/
But here's the relevant link, to save you time ;)
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/blog/une-petite-soeur-tres-curieuse-questions-practice/
Bonne journée !
Not certain why this question would be so out of context since it related to an existing thread where it seemed everyone was confused. The foucs practice would ask the test taker to choose between Qu'est-ce qui and Qu'est-ce que....
Bonjour Suzanne !
Cécile's confusion came from the fact that your question wasn't posted as a reply to the existing thread, but as a new question, which we see independently :)
I agree with your request, and I have produced a Gap Fill exercise on this distinction to be published in the coming weeks :)
I hope that's helpful!
Bonne journée !
hello ,
to me you don't choose between "qu'est ce qui " and "qu'est ce que " but "qui " and "que ("est-ce que" is only a formula to ask a standard question) , with two different questions words "que" (what ) and "qui" (who ) , "qu'est-ce qui" is another kind of structure more idiomatic , and to put these two questions in the same level seems to me inaccurate.
Hi Aurélie,
Thanks for that. May I know where we can access this gapfill exercise? I tried doing a search for it in the website search box & looking up the FAQs, but to no avail.
Many thanks!
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