qui or que? ce qui or ce que? in French part 2

[@stephanierobinson6475]

You explain French grammar rules so simply, I've watched so many videos on this subject and yours by far is the most understandable!

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

That’s the point of the channel. Hence the logic in the title. Try my podcasts. I’ll offer you a discount if you remind me it’s you. The grammar ones are quick simple rules. Email [e-mail]

[@rodioncs]

Ce que vous avez enseigné est fantastique

[@diydad5118]

Great vraiment utile!! Thanks

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[@jinx1947]

That was so helpful!!! Thank you!

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

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[@lisa.kennedy]

So helpful, making complex grammar uncomplicated - Luke, tu es fab 💛

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

Thank you Lisa x

[@gregoryeze9329]

D'accord

[@christopheryuda4029]

Thanks for making this video, very helpful!

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

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[@feliphemarinho5410]

You are amazing! Thank you so much for such clear and great explanation. 💙

[@michaelscottii6927]

Great video, this helped tremendously!

[@vishalpatel-cb5lq]

Sir explanation is extremely good. But technically we can't see what you are writing. Other than that hats off to your knowledge and presentation style

[@walkawayheatherene341]

I heard a little trick that 'qui' and 'ce qui' are always followed by a verb.

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

it isn't that they are always followed by a verb, it is that you are not introducing someone else to do that verb You could quite happily have a pronoun after it. La femme qui lui donne une fleur ce qui nous amuse ....

[@walkawayheatherene341]

@@logiclanguagelearningFrench , thank you. How about if it's a verb it's always preceded by 'qui' ?

[@mukund94]

Chitra sridhar

[@mukund94]

You teach extremely .well .but I. Cabt make out anything that you .write on the .board

[@janicelightner1757]

I found the lesson most helpful but it was difficult to see the white board when you wrote the examples. Perhaps use a bolder marker. Merci beacon!

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

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[@helenemasour9256]

you are godd and I use your videos in my classes with gratitude. One thing, however. You use colloquialism without warning, which is not good

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

haha! Well perhaps if you were doing your own teaching and not relying on the material of others you wouldn't have to worry! haha Do you mean colloquialism or are you trying to refer to the use of expletives? This is a channel for adults, who do not want to be patronised. My personality is the channel, jump on board with pleasure or by all means use someone else. Best wishes

[@helenemasour9256]

@@logiclanguagelearningFrench No reason to be rude, is it? I have been doing "my own teaching" for 25 years at the university with adults. I am bilingual. I made a small remarks that it might be useful to signal colloquialism, this is all. I did not realize one cannot suggest any critique to you at all. Never mind.

[@Mil-w6d]

@@helenemasour9256. He’s always like that. Touchy and rude. Pity because his teaching style is actually insightful.