Should this read, "...is a verb or an object of a reflexive pronoun"
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Should this read, "...is a verb or an object of a reflexive pronoun"
When to use ce qui instead of ce queThe pattern to spot is that we use ce qui when the next word is a verb or an object or reflexive pronoun (for example: me, te, se, lui, le, la, nous, vous, leur, les).
This question relates to:French lesson "Ce qui (vs ce que) = what/which (French Relative Pronouns)"
Asked 1 month ago
Hi Mark,
I think what is meant is:
...what follows is a verb, an object pronoun, or a reflexive pronoun
Below are examples of direct/indirect object pronouns following ce qui -
Je fais ce qui me plaît = I do as I please
Ce qui le surprend, c'est la rapidité du changement = What surprises him is the speed of the change
Faisons ce qui leur convient = Let's do what suit them
Hope these help.
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