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Free time: relative pronoun 'qui'

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I can describe my free time using a range of verbs in the present tense and the relative pronoun 'qui'.

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It is important to revisit vocabulary as it boosts our long-term retention of words. The relative pronoun 'qui' introduces a relative clause to give more information about a noun. Translate 'qui' as who/that for describing people and which/that when describing animals/things. The endings for verbs like 'écrire' are 's', 's' and 't', 'vons', 'vez' and 'vent'. Some verbs are followed by 'à' before a noun and the form changes depending on the gender/number of the noun.

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