French Relative Pronouns: Qui, Que, Dont, Ou and Beyond

Relative pronouns are the glue that holds complex French sentences together. Without them, you are limited to simple, choppy structures. With them, you can build the kind of fluid, sophisticated sentences that earn B2 and C1 scores on TEF/TCF exams.

Part 1: Why Relative Pronouns Matter

Compare:

• Without: "J'ai un ami. Cet ami habite a Paris."