I am so glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting me know. You're welcome 😊

@@SheilaghRiordan pour identifier une personne absent comment est ce que en dit qu'est ce ?

Chris Costa très contente de t’aider!

I am so glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting me know.

Oh, wait, "vous" is not the subject, the subject is the "what" of "what prompted you to organize your first exposition" so it should be qui. I think I understand.

No, not when used in this context (asking "what" or "who.") Que is used as a relative pronoun (that, which, e.g. La soupe que tu aimes = the soup that you like). You will also encounter "ce que" (Il demande ce que nous faisons = he is asking what we are doing) .

Not quite, Abel. the past participle of plaire is plu. (plaire = to please)

Paulo, you would say, Qu'est-ce qui vous a plu. The word "vous" is confusing because it looks like a subject (a noun) but it is actually an object pronoun (hence an object). Qu'est-ce qui would be the subject. Plu is the verb. Vous is the object. Plaire à. Le chocolat plaît à Isabelle. Le chocolat lui plaît. La glace plaît à vous (but nobody would say that). Le chocolat vous plaît.

@@SheilaghRiordan Thanks for telling :)