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"Que" is used in relative clauses to give more information about the noun.
Gramática: El relativo "que"
A2 Spanish "Qué" + relative clauses
Level: A2
Module 4: Estilo de vida (Lifestyle)
Lesson 28: Comida y hábitos saludables (Healthy food and habits)
Teaching guidelines +/- 15 minutes
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- The relative clause with "que" is always connected to the noun to which it refers.
- "Que" refers to things or people.
- It is formed with: noun + "que" + verb + subordinate clause.
Sustantivo | Sustantivo = que relativo | Ejemplo |
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La merienda | Que + verbo + subordinada | La merienda que comí en el restaurante fue saludable. (The snack that I ate at the restaurant was healthy.) |
El refresco | Que + verbo + subordinada | El refresco que bebimos ayer estuvo bien. (The soft drink that we drank yesterday was fine.) |
El menú | Que + verbo + subordinada | El menú que queremos tiene verduras. (The menu that we want has vegetables.) |
Mi amiga | Que + verbo + subordinada | Mi amiga, que me ha recomendado esta dieta también, me ha mostrado unos ejercicios. (My friend, who has also recommended this diet to me, has shown me some exercises.) |
Exercise 1: El relativo "que"
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
Beber (Yo), Comer (Ellos), Tomar (Nosotros), que ha preparado, Hacer (Tú), que haces, que bebí, Preparar (Ella), Preparar (Vosotros): , Seguir (Yo), que necesito, que comieron, que tomamos, Necesito (Yo), que preparasteis, que sigo
Exercise 2: Translate and use in a sentence
Instruction: Pick a word, translated and use the word in a sentence or dialogue.
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Necesito (Yo)
I need
2
que tomamos
that we drank
3
Comer (Ellos)
They ate
4
Practicar (Ella)
She practises