The causal clause
The causal clause expresses the natural link between cause and effect. This clause is preceded by
a conjunction such as the following: car, parce que, plus... plus, moins... moins, puisque, étant
donné que, vu que, du fait que, du moment que, dès l’instant que, dès lors que, d’autant (plus)
que, surtout que, soit que... soit que, non que.
J’ai réservé mes prochaines vacances
I made reservations for my next vacation online,
sur Internet, parce que c’est beaucoup
because it is much faster.
plus rapide.
The completive or that clause
The that clause completes the main clause by adding an object, subject, attribute, and so on.
Que les enfants participent aux tâches
I think it’s important that children participate
ménagères me semble important.
in daily chores.
Je suis déçu qu’il pleuve.
I am disappointed that it’s raining.
There are various types of these clauses introduced by que or ce que.
Lucie ne s’attendait pas à ce que Paul
Lucie didn’t expect Paul to cook so well.
cuisine si bien.
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