Answer:
Un narrateur est la personne qui raconte l'histoire.
A narrator is the person who tells the story.
Explanation:
Sometimes its the voice off-stage who sets the scene, or provides explanation of what the characters might be doing that is not evident to the audience.
In literature, it's the voice telling the story. In English class you may have learned about "first person narrator" a person involved in the story telling it from his/her own viewpoint: "I looked around and I noticed that everyone was staring at me. . ."
Or 'third person narrator describing the action as an observer: "Bill looked around and suddenly realized that everyone was staring at him."
Hey there! I have't taken French in about a year, but I hope this helps you to the most it can!
Goodluck
<em>1. </em><em>Quelle</em><em> voiture va plus vite?</em>
<em>2.</em><em> Lequel </em><em>dew deux classes préfères-tu?</em>
<em>3.</em><em> Quelles </em><em>chansons as-tu appis quand tu étais petit?</em>
<em>4.</em><em> Lequel </em><em>des ordinatures recommendez-vous?</em>
<em>5. </em><em>Quel </em><em>sport commence le plus tôt?</em>
<em>6. Où est-ce que je </em><em>dois</em><em> aller pour passer l'examen ? (devoir)</em>
7. Il<em> </em><em>faut</em> absolument que tu arrives à l'heure demain. (falloir)
8. Les gens (<em>peuvent)</em> réussir s'ils le (<em>veulent)</em> vraiment.
9. <em>Voulez</em><em>-vous renter maintenant (vouloir)</em>
Bonjour,
The Chinese teacher is a women.
<em> faux</em>
Explanation:
Brigitte : Ah, bon, et<em> il </em>est comment <em>le</em> prof de chinois ?
Béatrice :<em> Il </em>est petit et mince et<em> il</em> est très intelligent.
<em>il = </em>masculin
<em>le =</em> masculin
<em>Bonjour ! </em>
<em>Senegalese receive and give objects in a very specific manor. The use of </em>"the left hand alone" <em>is considered unclean and disrespectful.</em>