French Relative Pronouns – Dont & Où Worksheet

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- Grades 10–12, High School
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- Foreign Languages, French
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Relative pronouns - DONT et OÙ - French printables/worksheets/worksheets-by-subject/ela-worksheets/grammar-worksheets">grammar worksheet
Worksheet to practice using French relative pronouns DONT et OÙ. This exercise includes 20 fill in the blank sentences. Answer key provided.
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Learning objectives
Choose between the French relative pronouns dont and où based on sentence context.
Recognize when où replaces a place or time reference versus when dont replaces a preposition-linked noun (de + noun).
Apply the dont/où distinction across varied everyday topics such as travel, family, food, and technology.
Teaching tips
Review the difference between où (place/time) and dont (replacing de + noun) before assigning the worksheet, since the sentences mix both uses without labeling which pronoun each blank requires.
Use the Corrigé on page 2 for immediate self-checking, since it provides every completed sentence in the same order as the practice page.
Group sentences by theme (travel, family, food, technology, objects) for a quicker review discussion, since the 19 sentences span several everyday topics rather than one single context.
Skills covered
Relative pronoun selection — students choose between dont and où across 19 varied sentence contexts.
Grammar pattern recognition — sentences require distinguishing où for place/time references from dont for preposition-linked nouns.
Self-checking — the Corrigé page lets students verify each of the 19 completed sentences.
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What range of topics do the 19 sentences cover?
The sentences span varied everyday topics including travel, family relationships, food, technology, and personal objects, so students practice the dont/où distinction in different contexts rather than one repeated scenario.
How many practice sentences does the worksheet contain?
Nineteen fill-in-the-blank sentences, numbered 1 through 20 with number 12 skipped in the original numbering; every numbered sentence has a matching completed answer in the Corrigé.
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Relative pronouns
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