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Qui is used to ask about who or whom.
Que is used to ask about what (ideas or things). It changes to Quoi after preposition.
Que is used to ask about what (ideas or things). It changes to Quoi after preposition.
qui, -> Who/whom
que, -> What with a verb after
quoi, -> Also what with a verb after but you use it when there is a preposition before (de, à, sur, sous, en, pou)
Que penses-tu ?// À quoi tu penses?
(Also Que is only use as the first word of a sentence and quoi is used everywhere else)
lequel(masculin)/laquelle(féminin)> Which one
quel(masculin) and Quelle(féminin)-> What but when there is a noun after
A qui-> Whose
A quoi -> To What (What/To what are you thinking. About/ A quoi penses-tu )
Quand -> When
It’s pretty much everything but I don’t know if I explained it correctly if you have the time check out this page that really helped me: https://about-france.com/french/interrogative-2.htm
que, -> What with a verb after
quoi, -> Also what with a verb after but you use it when there is a preposition before (de, à, sur, sous, en, pou)
Que penses-tu ?// À quoi tu penses?
(Also Que is only use as the first word of a sentence and quoi is used everywhere else)
lequel(masculin)/laquelle(féminin)> Which one
quel(masculin) and Quelle(féminin)-> What but when there is a noun after
A qui-> Whose
A quoi -> To What (What/To what are you thinking. About/ A quoi penses-tu )
Quand -> When
It’s pretty much everything but I don’t know if I explained it correctly if you have the time check out this page that really helped me: https://about-france.com/french/interrogative-2.htm