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When does one say "pez" or "pescado"?

In Spanish there is a distinction between the fish you see in an aquarium, or the one that's on your plate. As such, one can swim with "peces", and will enjoy a fine dish of "pescado"....

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Answered by Leopold T. Spanish tutor
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When writing "je jouerai", do I have to put an "s" or no "s"?

The words "jouerai" and "jouerais" can easily be mixed up, as their endings are very similar. However being aware of the context will always help you find the right answer. An "s&...

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Answered by Leopold T. French tutor
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Why do you want to study medicine?

personalise your answer and reflect on experiences that have influenced your choice. Most candidates will want to help people etc, but having a unique answer will give you the edge in interviews.

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What does the rate of chemical reactions depend on?

The rate of chemical reactions depends on the temperature, concentration of the reactants, size of the particles reacting and whether there are any catalysts present.

When the temperature is increa...

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Answered by Emma F. Chemistry tutor
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How do I know whether my controlled assessment has a strong enough argument?

We can go through your controlled assessment one paragraph at a time, and look at exactly what you are trying to argue in each paragraph. From then on we will use 'PEEL' (point, evidence, explanation, lin...

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Answered by Annie L. History tutor
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