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où? =
where?
quand? =
when?
à quelle heure? =
at what time?
comment? =
how?
pourquoi? =
why?
parce que =
because
car =
cause
quoi? =
what?
qui? =
who(m)?
à qui? =
to who(m)?
de qui? =
about who(m)?
avec qui? =
with who(m)?
pour qui? =
for who(m)
To ask what people are doing, you use…
qu’est-ce que + subject + verb
Qu’est-ce que becomes _____ before a vowel sound
qu’est-ce qu’
Où est-ce que tu habites? =
Where do you live?
À quelle heure est-ce que vous dînez? =
At what time do you eat dinner?
Quand est-ce qu’Alice et Roger dînent? =
When do Alice and Roger have dinner?
Qui est-ce que tu invites au concert? =
Who are you inviting to the concert?
À qui est-ce que tu téléphones? =
To whom are you calling?
De qui est-ce que vous parlez? =
About whom are you speaking?
Avec qui est-ce que Paul parle? =
With whom is Paul speaking?
Pour qui est-ce que Steve organise la boum? =
For whom is Steve organizing the party?
Qui habite ici? =
Who lives here?
Qui organise la boum? =
Who is organizing the party?
Qu’est=ce que tu regardes? =
What are you watching?
Qu’est-ce qu’elle mange? =
What is she eating?
The first word you use when asking a question in French is called an
Interrogative Expression
Another name for an Interrogative Expression is a
Question Word
The formula you use for asking questions in French is:
Question Word
est-ce que
subject
verb
You can use qui by itself to ask who is doing something by using this formula
qui + VERB (in the il / elle / on form)
combien? =
how much / how many?
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