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How do I answer a source analysis question?

The first thing to remember when analysing a historical primary source is that it will always be of some value. Most primary source exam questions ask of a source's value, or of its use to a historian, an...

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Answered by Sean H. History tutor
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How would I use the imperfect and pluperfect subjunctive in 'If Clauses'?

As A-level students, you will hear over and over again how you must have a variety of tenses - especially sophisticated ones - in your essays and your oral presentations in order to get to those top marks...

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Answered by Charlotte V. Spanish tutor
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Explore Shakespeare's presentation of Jealousy in 'Othello'. You must related your discussion to relevant contextual factors and ideas from your critical reading.

Jealousy is inherent to Shakespeare's 'Othello'; with its use illuminating the disturbing traits which even the noblest of characters cannot escape. The character of 'Othello' is used by Shakespeare to ex...

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Les héros sont-ils toujours moraux?

The answer to that question is neither  yes or no. The definition of a hero as shifted greatly throughout the history of french literature. Early work, during mediaval times, introduced the "knight i...

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Answered by Matthieu L. French tutor
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Quesqu'un dilemme cornélien?

A "dilemme cornélien" is, nowadays, an expression commonly used in french to describe a situation where a impossible choice has to be made. This choice is between two options that both are as im...

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Answered by Matthieu L. French tutor
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