I think you should start by multiplying the top and bottom of the fractions by the conjugates of the denominators (e.g. $1+i$ and $-i$ respectively in the left hand side). Then you can group the real and imaginary parts together on the left hand side, leaving $0$ on the right hand side. Then you can equate the real and imaginary parts of both sides (if the RHS $=0$, then the real part on the LHS is equal to $0$ and the imaginary part on the LHS is equal to $0$). Presto! You then have two simultaneous equations, which can be solved.