Ce que or ce qui?
1. _______ est evident pour tout le monde, c'est la raison de cette manifestation.
2. _________ le gouvernement va creer, ce sont des emplois pour les jeunes.
I am having difficulty understanding when to use ce que or ce qui in a sentence
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I'll send this to our French expert SraJMcGin.
Ok thank you so much it will help a lot
This is as simple as the difference between "qui" (who, which, that, SUBJECT of a verb, used for both persons and things) and "que/qu'" (whom, which, that, DIRECT OBJECT of a verb, used for both persons and things.
ce qui = what/that which, SUBJECT of a verb
ce que(qu') = whatt/that which, DIRECT OBJECT of a verb
1. requires the subject = Ce qui...
2. requires the direct object (because "le gouvernement" is the subject) = Ce que...
I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have further questions.
Sra (aka Mme)
ce qui = what/that which, SUBJECT of a verb
ce que(qu') = whatt/that which, DIRECT OBJECT of a verb
1. requires the subject = Ce qui...
2. requires the direct object (because "le gouvernement" is the subject) = Ce que...
I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have further questions.
Sra (aka Mme)
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