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    Qui, que, où, dont


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    1. Pierre est le jeune professeur elle parlait.
    2. J'aime l'Allemagne, c'est le pays je voudrais vivre.
    3. La personne peut répondre à vos questions est déjà partie.
    4. Mes parents ont emprunté l'argent ils avaient besoin.
    5. Demain, nous irons au collège tu as fini tes études.
    6. Ne vous inquiétez pas, je ferai ce vous m'avez demandé.
    7. Il est sorti avec la fille tu connais la soeur.
    8. On va voir le film a gagné la palme d'or.
    9. Heureusement, j'ai fini la partie était la plus pénible.
    10. Hier soir, elles sont allées au restaurant nous déjeunons souvent.







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