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Translate into French: Are you not ashamed of what you have done in your neighbour’s house?

Some correct examples:N'avez-vous pas honte de ce que vous avez fait dans la maison de votre voisin ?N'as-tu pas honte de la gaffe que tu as commise chez ton voisin ? While there are lots of options for tran...
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Que savez-vous de l'histoire du cinéma français?

Given that this is an oral question, there isn't time to prepare in the exam itself. However, these questions follow certain formats which, when learned, make it much more manageable. The first thing to obse...
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Analysez les moyens par lesquels Kassovitz présente le thème du conflit dans le film. Comment jugez-vous son traitement de ce thème ?

Linguistic conflict: verlan and slang VS traditional french; (arguments) between friends: over irrelevant/ ridiculous things (the cow); verbal violence of constant swearing Black and white: "voir le mon...
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Translate the following: If it hadn't rained, she would have gone to the park.

S'il n'avait pas plu, elle serait allée au parc. Just as in the English example, this 'Si' clause requires the pluperfect tense and the conditional perfect. 'Si' clauses are constructed around two essential ...
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Answered by Milly L. • French tutor
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When is the subjunctive tense required in French?

The French subjunctive tense/mood is required when expressing cases of doubt, necessity or emotion. For example, "Je veux que tu gagnes" (I hope that you win), "Il faut que tu sois à l'heure&q...
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Answered by Georgia W. • French tutor
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