Put your French grammar skills to the test with this crossword focused on relative pronouns — words like qui, que, dont and où that connect clauses together. At B1 level, mastering these little words is key to building more complex, natural-sounding sentences. Can you find all the answers?
Grid
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Clues
Across
- 1. Twilight, dusk at day's end
- 4. Role a word plays in a sentence
- 6. Always
- 7. Linking of a dependent clause
- 9. Word completing the meaning of a verb
- 10. Word that introduces a relative clause
- 11. To want
Down
- 2. Relating to the use of pronouns
- 3. A clause within a sentence
- 5. Clause dependent on a main clause
- 8. To take
Answers
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Across
- 1. Twilight, dusk at day's end → crepuscule
- 4. Role a word plays in a sentence → fonction
- 6. Always → toujours
- 7. Linking of a dependent clause → subordination
- 9. Word completing the meaning of a verb → complement
- 10. Word that introduces a relative clause → introduction
- 11. To want → vouloir
Down
- 2. Relating to the use of pronouns → pronominal
- 3. A clause within a sentence → proposition
- 5. Clause dependent on a main clause → subordonne
- 8. To take → prendre
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