the turning point in a story is called "le tournant"
A sharp point is une pointe.
A meeting point or meeting place is "un point de rendez-vous" or "un point de rencontre" in French.
point d'interrogation
It is old french: 'point' Je n'ai pas d'argent: I don't have cash Je n'ai point d'argent
Elan is a noticeably distinctive and stylish elegance. For example: "The author of the story described his characters with a certain elan." I believe the "E" in the word has one of those little dash sigs over it, implying it is some form of a French word, but you get the point. ;)
maybe "ascending action"?
Story is spelled "histoire" (fem.) in French. This is pronounced "ist-war" ("a" as in "father"). "Histoire" also means history.
A tuning point in my life was getting married.
Judgment or turning point.
yes, 'histoire' means both story and history in French.
The battle of Stalingrad is considered a turning point in World War Two, it led to the defeat of the Germans in the West.
"Verdieping" is not a French word. It is the Dutch word for "floor," as in a floor of a multi-story building. In French, it would be "étage."
A ball point pen is 'styllo a bile'
A sharp point is une pointe.
The word "landmark" in French is spelled "repère."
The 6-letter word you’re looking for is "rotate." It means to turn around an axis or center point, fitting the description of "turning."
its basically the resolution of the story, where the character reflects on the events that happenedDenoument is a French word for the part of a story between the climax and resolution. Its English equivalent would be "falling action."