Neuter Relative Pronouns
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I honestly don't understand what is going on with the practice test for Neuter Relative Pronouns.
Hay nubes, ___ indica lluvia.
Nope! Study the explanation. Lo que is the best choice for this sentence since it does not refer to anything specifically mentioned in the sentence
The Clouds are mentions... the clouds are the antecedent.
The clouds... which indicate rain.
I keep seeing things that the relative pronoun is referring to and it keeps saying that there isn't anything in the sentence mentioned.
What am I missing? I can't even tell the difference between the two apart.
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updated Jan 17, 2013
posted by kyle_hurley
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Hay nubes, lo cual indica lluvia.
You could use "lo que" this way: "Lo que indica lluvia son la nubes."
updated Jan 17, 2013
posted by 005faa61
