Questions & Answers about Paul trouve que l'anglais est difficile.
Trouve is the present-tense form of trouver for il / elle / on (third person singular).
Paul is a singular third‑person subject, so you must use il-form: Paul trouve.
Very briefly, in the present tense:
- je trouve
- tu trouves
- il / elle / on trouve
- nous trouvons
- vous trouvez
- ils / elles trouvent
Trouver does literally mean “to find” (e.g. Je trouve mes clés – “I find my keys”).
But when trouver is followed by que + a clause, it usually means “to think / to feel / to consider (that)”:
- Paul trouve que l’anglais est difficile.
→ “Paul thinks / feels that English is difficult.”
So here trouve que ≈ “thinks that”, not “finds that” in a physical sense.