Put your advanced French grammar to the test with this crossword focusing on complex relative clauses. From lequel and its contracted forms to dont, auquel, and duquel, you’ll need to recall how these structures function in sophisticated contexts. A solid C1-level challenge to sharpen your precision and deepen your understanding of French syntax.
Horizontalement
- 4. Always, indicating constant occurrence
- 4. Always, at all times
- 4. always or still
- 4. Always
- 8. Word specifying a noun
- 9. Element completing a verb or noun
- 10. Main clause of a sentence
- 11. Clause dependent on main clause
Verticalement
- 1. To be able to, modal verb
- 1. Verb meaning 'to be able to'
- 1. To be able to do something
- 1. To be able to or can
- 1. To be able to
- 1. To be able
- 2. Rules of a language
- 3. To take or grab something
- 3. To take
- 3. To take or grab something
- 3. To take or to grab something
- 5. Word linking clauses together
- 6. Noun referred to by relative pronoun
- 7. Grammatical clause unit
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