French: Relative Pronouns Lesson - DONT vs DUQUEL
- Grades
- Grades 9–12, High School
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- Foreign Languages, French
- Topic
- relative pronouns, French grammar
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- Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
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This French resource provides a full lesson for teaching the pronouns DONT vs DUQUEL.
You will get a lesson guide as well as printable task cards for students to assess their understanding. An audio lesson is included as well as an answer key for the task cards.
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Differentiate a verbal phrase with de from a prepositional phrase with de
Choose DONT for an appropriate verbal construction
Select the agreeing form of DUQUEL after a prepositional phrase
Teaching tips
Label the de phrase as verbal or prepositional before choosing a relative pronoun.
When DUQUEL is required, identify the antecedent's gender and number before selecting its form.
Complete the thirty items without the corrected opening pages visible, then use the bilingual set for review.
Skills covered
French syntax analysis — the governing de construction determines the pronoun family.
Relative-pronoun selection — DONT is contrasted with DUQUEL and its agreeing forms.
Gender and number agreement — DUQUEL changes to match the antecedent.
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DONT
DUQUEL
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