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00:00 Introduction
00:33 Qu’est-ce que les pronoms relatifs ?
01:02 Lequel
01:26 Duquel
02:07 Auquel
02:29 Dont ?
02:42 Exercice
03:11 Merci !

🇫🇷 Bienvenue dans « Français en 3 Minutes » ! Chaque vidéo de cette série est conçue pour améliorer rapidement vos compétences en français, avec des explications simples et faciles à suivre ! Que vous cherchiez à enrichir votre vocabulaire, à maîtriser la grammaire française ou à améliorer votre compréhension orale, ces courtes leçons de français sont parfaites. La leçon d'aujourd'hui porte sur quand utiliser chacun des pronoms relatifs : lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, duquel, de laquelle, desquels, desquelles, auquel, à laquelle, auxquels et auxquelles. Après avoir regardé cette courte leçon, vous ne les confondrez plus jamais !

🇬🇧 Welcome to "French in 3 Minutes"! Each video in this series is designed to improve your French skills fast, with simple and easy to follow explanations! Whether you're looking to enhance your vocabulary, French grammar, or improve your listening skills, these short French lessons are perfect. Today's lesson is about when to use each of the following relative pronouns: lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, duquel, de laquelle, desquels, desquelles, auquel, à laquelle, auxquels et auxquelles. After watching this short lesson, you’ll never mix them up again!
Caption: Do you often mix up relative pronouns?
Lequel, auquel, duquel, etc. ?
Welcome to a new episode
of French in 3 Minutes.
Today, we're going to see some clear and simple rules
to avoid
confusing these relative pronouns.
During this video,
No need to take notes!
You'll find a summary of this lesson and
an exercise in a PDF that
you can
download free of charge by
clicking on the link in the description.
Lequel, auquel and duquel,
are pronouns.
We use them to replace a noun.
Here, they are in their masculine singular form
but they can
also be feminine or plural:
lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles,
(~which)
duquel, de laquelle, desquels, desquelles,
(~from which)
auquel, à laquelle, auxquels, auxquelles (~to which)
So how can you avoid making a mistake?
We use lequel after a
preposition other than de.
For example: on, under,
with, in, at, by, etc.
For example: She has a handbag
IN WHICH (dans lequel) she keeps her diary.
We use duquel and its derivatives
after what is called a
prepositional phrase.
You don't have to remember the name.
For example: close to, far from, next to,
within, during, etc.
These are phrases that we use
to express relationships of
time, cause, manner, etc.
For example:
The village "near to which" (près duquel)
I live is very well known.
Or: This is the year IN WHICH
(au cours de laquelle) he worked a lot.
And finally, we use auquel and its other
forms with verbs that
use the preposition à.
For example: write to, think about, etc.
For example: Here are the benefits
TO WHICH (auquels) employees are entitled.
Here, the verb is "to have the right to".
You may also be familiar with
the pronoun "dont" that we use after
verbs with the preposition de.
For example: This is the
book I told you about.
Now it's your turn to complete this
sentence with the right relative pronoun.
Here is the list of activities _____
I want to participate.
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can click on the link in the description.
to download the PDF
which contains the correct answer,
a summary of the lesson, and an exercise
to see if you've understood everything.
I hope this video has helped you
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And I'll see you soon.
Title: Pronoms relatifs en français : lequel, duquel, auquel - Explication facile !