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Que (qui, que, quoi) a pour antécédent des personnes ou des choses.Après une préposition (a, de, para, en, con...) Lo que, lo cual (ce qui, ce que) remplacent une proposition « dont », complément d'un verbe, d'un adjectif ou d'un adverbe > del que, del cual, de la que, de las cuales, de quien « dont le, dont la, dont les » complément de nom = cuyo, a, s. Il s'accorde en genre et en nombre avec le nom qui le suit immédiatement et sans article« Où » complément de lieu = donde« Où » complément de temps = en que
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