Correcte? Il a voulu écrire un jeu pour plair à la marquise
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Hi Tess
I think "jeu" is not properly translated, as in this context it means a game. If it's a translation for a play (for theater) you should use "une pièce de théâtre"
You may use just "pièce" as you would assume it's a play in this context, but it's better to define it. As "pièce" also means "room" or a part of an object.
Il a voulu écrire une pièce de théâtre pour plaire à la marquise.
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Il a voulu écrire un jeu pour plaire à la marquise.
Almost perfect, but "plaire" always have a "e" at the end
You can also say this sentence by this order :
Pour plaire à la marquise, il a voulu écrire un jeu.
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