Relative Pronouns: Qui, Que, Dont, Où

What relative pronoun do you use when you want to show possession?

dont

What is the format of the sentence when dont is used to show possession?

dont-subject-verb-object

When do you use dont?

if an element in the first phrase is the object of the preposition de in the second phrase

When do you use où?

if an element of the first phrase is a place or period of time

When do you use que?

if an element of the first phrase is the direct object of the second

When do you use qui?

if an element of the first phrase is the subject of the second phrase

What does dont mean?

of which, of whom

What do relative pronouns do?

relative pronouns link two phrases together into a longer, more complex sentence

What does que mean?

that, which

What does où mean?

where

What does qui mean?

who, that, which

What does que always come before?

a SUBJECT

What does qui always come before?

a VERB