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Spanish Relative Clauses: Identifying Through Relative Information
Learn to connect ideas in Spanish using relative pronouns like 'que' and 'quien', form questions with prepositions, and use common verbs that require prepositions.
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TutorialSpanish
Spanish Relative Clauses: Identifying Through Relative Information
Learn to connect ideas in Spanish using relative pronouns like 'que' and 'quien', form questions with prepositions, and use common verbs that require prepositions.
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To connect ideas in Spanish, you use relative pronouns, much like 'that', 'which', or 'who' in English. The most common and versatile relative pronoun is 'que'. It can refer to both people and things.
Quiz#2
Translate into Spanish: 'The book that I am reading'.
El libro que estoy leyendo
Quiz#3
Translate into Spanish: 'The woman that lives here'.
La mujer que vive aquí
Lesson#4
When referring only to people, especially after a preposition like 'con' (with) or 'a' (to), you can use 'quien'. The plural form is 'quienes'.
Quiz#5
Translate into Spanish: 'The person with whom I spoke'.
La persona con quien hablé
Quiz#6
Translate into Spanish: 'The friends to whom I wrote'.
Los amigos a quienes escribí
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