Put your knowledge of French relative clauses to the test! This crossword challenges you to master the use of qui, que, dont, où, and other relative pronouns that link ideas together in French. Whether introducing people, places, or concepts, relative clauses are essential for fluent, sophisticated expression at B2 level and beyond.
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- 1. Clause that explains the noun
- 3. To take
- 3. To take or grab something
- 3. To take or to grab something
- 8. always or still
- 8. Always
- 8. Always, indicating constant occurrence
- 8. Always, at all times
- 10. Would dare, conditional modal use
- 11. Noun referred to by a pronoun
- 12. Twilight, dusk at day's end
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- 2. To be necessary
- 2. To be necessary, impersonal verb
- 3. Sometimes, indicating occasional occurrence
- 3. Sometimes, occasionally
- 3. Sometimes
- 4. Word that introduces a noun
- 5. Word linking clauses together
- 6. Dependent on a main clause
- 7. Dependent clause in grammar
- 9. Often
- 9. often or frequently
- 9. Often, indicating frequent occurrence
- 9. Frequently, many times
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