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Firstly identify the main clause! Find the verb, then the subject (if there is one) and then the object. Look for any particular 'signpost' words that might suggest there is a subordinate clause (e.g. 'cu...

Don't just memorise the English translation! Make sure you understand how the sentence fits together grammatically e.g. identify the subject, object and the main verb and see what agrees. Then make a note...

Avoir (to have) and être (to be) are both auxiliary verbs used in the perfect tense in French. The majority of words take avoir in the passé composé, e.g. 'I played' be...

I would begin my answer by briefly explaining the context in which the play was written, which would help to bring together the two halves of the question. Priestly wrote the play a year after the end of ...

In planning my answer to this question, I would first decide on the different backgrounds of the two people; did they grow up in different cities, or different countries? Is one of them male and one femal...