Cours et examens du Bac au Maroc

Relative pronouns connect clauses and add detail to your writing—essential for complex sentences in the Bac exam. This guide explains when to use who, which, that, whose, and where, with clear rules and examples.

Conditionals and “wish” sentences express possibilities, regrets, and hypothetical situations—key grammar points for the Moroccan Bac. This guide breaks them down simply with exam-style practice.

Prefixes and suffixes help you guess the meaning of unfamiliar words—a crucial skill for reading and writing in your Bac exam. This guide covers the most useful ones with examples and practice tips.

Reported speech is a frequent topic in the Moroccan Bac English exam. This guide simplifies the rules for changing tenses, pronouns, and time words—with step-by-step examples and common pitfalls to avoid.

Phrasal verbs like “give up,” “look after,” and “run out of” are everywhere in English—and in your Bac exam! This guide explains how they work, with simple definitions and real-life usage for Moroccan students.

The passive voice is frequently tested in the Moroccan Bac exam. This guide explains when and how to use it—with step-by-step formation, active vs. passive comparisons, and practical examples for writing and grammar sections.