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Which - Whom

    Comment traduire dont  

dont + superlatif       devient   superlatif + of whom/which

dont deux/trois...   devient  two/three of whom/which

dont aucun     devient  none of whom/which

dont la plupart  devient  most of whom/which

dont certains    devient  some of whom/which

He had three sons, the eldest of whom was studying architecture.

Quand dont est complément du verbe qui suit ----> whom/which + préposition (placée à la fin)

The book (which) I talked to you about...

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2. The friend I told you aboutis talking aboutmost of whomnone of whichthe largest of whichthe most southerly of whichthe smallest of whichtwo of whichwe talk aboutwhose owner Je ne sais pas left to live in the countryside.

3. The only bakery in town, I told you aboutis talking aboutmost of whomnone of whichthe largest of whichthe most southerly of whichthe smallest of whichtwo of whichwe talk aboutwhose owner Je ne sais pas married two years ago, sells very good cakes.

4. The three largest cities in France, I told you aboutis talking aboutmost of whomnone of whichthe largest of whichthe most southerly of whichthe smallest of whichtwo of whichwe talk aboutwhose owner Je ne sais pas is Marseille, have more than five hundred thousand inhabitants.

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6. These four cats, I told you aboutis talking aboutmost of whomnone of whichthe largest of whichthe most southerly of whichthe smallest of whichtwo of whichwe talk aboutwhose owner Je ne sais pas are mine, are all born in March.

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8. The fire, the reporter I told you aboutis talking aboutmost of whomnone of whichthe largest of whichthe most southerly of whichthe smallest of whichtwo of whichwe talk aboutwhose owner Je ne sais pas,ravaged the entire city.

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