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Estar and ser both mean "to be" in Spanish. However, they are used differently. The basic difference is that estar is usually used to describe something temporary, whereas ser usually describes ...

This would completely depend on the question. However, there are certain big areas to focus on when comparing ideologies. Begin with the ideology's attitude to human nature- is it inherently pessimistic o...

Don't finalise your conclusion until you have decided exactly what you are arguing. Once you have done this, write your argument into a thesis statement. A thesis statement is what will run throughout you...

When approaching a Physics problem in IB, it is especially important to reread the question a couple of times and note down any information that you might think is relevant to solving the question and sta...

The speaker evidently feels that her daughter is growing up very fast and uncontrollably, through the lack of punctuation, caesura, and the almost continue use of enjambment throughout the poem. This lack...