Questions 4, 5, 6 are perfectly correct (except forest is "forêt" and not "forez")
A French-speaker would understand questions 1 and 2 but the "real" way to ask that needs to invert the verb and the subject (even if in everyday life many people don't respect this rule). So :
1. Quand es-tu né ?
2. Où es-tu né ?
7. Regardes-tu la télévision ?
8. As-tu faim ?
9. Où dort le chat ?
10. The sentence means "Friends are coming at home" but I don't really know what question we can make ... Maybe "Qui vient à la maison ?" (Who is coming at home ?)
11. Comment sont les lunettes de Sophie ?
12. Quand Pierre va-t-il à l'école ?
13. Comment est sa maison bleue ?
14. (=This little boy fell from his bike) so either "Qu'est-il arrivé à ce petit garçon ?" (What happened to this little boy ?) or "Qu'a fait ce petit garçon ? (What did this little boy do ?)
15. Quand tombent les feuilles des arbres ?
(Feel free to correct my english in cas I made mistakes haha)
Answer:
Explanation:
Bonjour,
Si nous allons à l'université, nous aurons des meilleurs travaux.
sky diving has an extremly high death rate as if your parachute doesn't work and the reserve parchute doesn't work bad luck
"<span> The Persian’s actions as both friend and conscience play an important role in The Phantom of the Opera. He attempts to change Erik from a monster into a man by forcing him to promise that he would no longer commit murders and also by reminding Erik that he owes the Persian his life. As the Persian and Raoul are close to drowning in the cellars, the former calls out to the scrap of humanity he has striven to place in Erik’s heart with the hope that previously buried mercy will at last surface: “I saved your life! Remember! You were sentenced to death! But for me, you would be dead now!”[2] Although Erik instead responds to Christine’s pleas to save their lives, he would not have been as receptive had the Persian not been a true friend in the past and a persistent conscience in the present. His influence makes it possible for Christine to bring Erik into the human race at last.</span><span> "
source : </span>https://thefellowshipoftheking.net/2014/10/26/the-ghosts-conscience-the-persian-in-the-phantom-of-th...
