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What is the difference between using the 'etre' form and the 'avoir' form when conjugating the past tense?

The majority of verbs take the 'avoir' form when conjugated into the past tense. Such as 'J'ai mangé', 'J'ai fait', 'J'ai téléphoné'. However, certain verbs take the 'etre' form. It is sometimes difficult...

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Answered by Maddy W. French tutor
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Describe the structure of the human heart and how the blood is pumped by the heart.

The heart can be described as a double pump system. It consists of 4 main chambers (sections) - 2 atria and 2 ventricles split into left and right. The atria have relatively thin walls whereas the ventric...

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Describe the structure of glycogen

Glycogen is a polysaccharide of alpha glucose, joined together by glycosidic bonds which provide a branched structure.

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Answered by Isabel S. Biology tutor
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Ethics: Considering Deontological Arguments of Ethics, to what extent do the strengths and weaknesses demonstrate the plausibility of this argument as a guideline for moral decision making?

Deontological arguments follow the Kantian notion, of the same name, that identifies that actions should be performed because they wrong or right in themselves rather than the consequences they procure. ...

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When do you have to make past participles agree if you are using avoir?

The basic rule is that you don’t have to make the past participle agree with the object (the noun) in the passé composé: ‘I picked the flowers’ is ‘j’ai cueilli les fleurs’ even though ‘fleurs’ is feminin...

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Answered by James H. French tutor
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