Relative pronouns like qui, que, and dont really help make French sentences more interesting and complex. They let us connect different ideas in a clearer way.

1. Connecting Ideas: These pronouns help link a main part of the sentence with a smaller part that gives more detail.

   • For example: La fille qui lit est ma sœur. (The girl who is reading is my sister.)

2. Adding Information: They let you add extra details without needing to start a new sentence.

   • For example: J'ai un livre que tu as prêté. (I have a book that you lent.)

3. Replacing Nouns: They help avoid saying the same noun again by replacing it with something else already mentioned.

   • For example: Il y a une voiture, dont le moteur est puissant. (There is a car, whose engine is powerful.)

Using relative pronouns makes your French sound smoother and more advanced!