What’s the question twice?
If you are asking to translate it says I want a cake, a tart and some macaroons and eclairs
They are personal questions
So I can’t really draw anything for you but I can give you a translation.
“To get to my castle, you go straight at the crossroads. You turn right at the cafe and then you turn left at the pool. You pass between the hotel and the restaurant, then you turn right. And here it is, my castle“
So draw a straight line going up, then turning right at a little cafe, then left at a pool, keep it going straight and put a hotel and restaurant on both sides of the line, then one more right turn and draw the castle :) add anything else you think it needs!
<em>Bonjour ! </em>
<em>La semaine dernière, Guillaume </em>"est tombé" <em>de l'escalier.</em>
A. est tombé
Conjugaison du verbe "tomber" au passé composé :
<em>je suis tombé</em>
<em>tu es tombé</em>
<em>il, elle, on est tombé/e</em>
<em>nous sommes tombés</em>
<em>vous êtes tombés</em>
<em>ils, elles sont tombés/ées</em>
