Relative Clauses: Který
Chapter in 30 Seconds
Unlock the power to link your thoughts into complex, flowing sentences using the relative pronoun 'který'.
- Identify the correct gender and number for 'který'.
- Apply case endings to match the grammatical role of the antecedent.
- Construct fluid relative clauses that connect two simple sentences.
Lo que aprenderás
Connecting sentences using 'který' (which/who). Learn how the relative pronoun agrees with its antecedent.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
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By the end you will be able to: accurately decline 'který' to join two independent clauses into a single complex sentence.
Vocabulario clave (5)
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Describing a Lost Item
Review Summary
- Noun + který (declined) + Verb/Rest of clause
Errores comunes
You used the masculine form for a neuter noun. Remember to match the gender of 'který' to the antecedent 'auto'.
You used Nominative when you needed Accusative for the direct object of 'mám rád'.
While 'v kterém' is sometimes heard, 've kterém' is the standard literary form for the preposition 'v'.
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Next Steps
You have successfully navigated one of the most important structures in Czech grammar. Take a moment to celebrate this milestone!
Translate 5 English sentences containing 'which' or 'that' into Czech.
Práctica rápida (3)
To je žena, ___ pracuje v bance.
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Vidím muže, ___ mám rád.
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Find and fix the mistake:
Auto, který jsem koupil, je červené.
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