Le Québec : relative clauses, perfect and imperfect, extended writing (AQA)
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I can use imperfect and perfect tenses and relative clauses to write about Quebec.
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A relative clause provides more information about a noun from the previous clause without beginning a new sentence.
Relative clauses can be formed using 'qui', 'que', 'quand' and 'où'.
Using the perfect tense and imperfect tense together enables us to express ongoing and isolated events in the past.
The BORDER acronym is a useful tool to respond fully and accurately to bullet point writing prompts.
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