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Español con Alas Propias · Level A2
Pronombres Relativos
Module 5 · Relative Pronoun Mastery

Pronombres Relativos: Que, Quien, Donde, Lo que

Connect Simple Sentences into Fluid Spanish

Stop speaking in short choppy sentences. Connect ideas seamlessly using relative pronouns.

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1 Part 1: How Relative Pronouns Work

🔗 Relative Pronoun Summary:
Que (that / which / who): Universal relative pronoun used for both people and things.
Quien / Quienes (who): Used ONLY for people, especially after prepositions (*con quien, de quien*).
Donde (where): Used for places (*el restaurante donde comimos*).
Lo que (what / that which): Refers to an abstract idea or situation (*"Me gusta lo que dijiste"*).

2 Part 2: Combine Sentences with Relatives

Combine each pair of simple sentences into ONE fluid sentence using que, quien, donde, or lo que:

1. (Conocí a un profesor. El profesor habla 4 idiomas.) ➔
2. (Visitamos una ciudad. En la ciudad hay parques hermosos.) ➔
3. (Entendí perfectamente. Tú dijiste una idea.) ➔

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