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explain Peter Singer's impartial spectator

Singer’s preference utilitarianism as laid out in his book practical ethics, asserts that when thinking ethically one should take the view of the ‘impartial observer’. By this he means that your own inter...

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How do I form the passé composé and when do I use it?

When do I use the passé composé? 
The passé composé is used to describe a completed past action. If you imagine that you were looking at your watch for the duration of th...

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Answered by Emily W. French tutor
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How to write a commentary?

First and most important point about writing commentary: make sure you read it! Read the passage at least twice, the first time to get a general gist of what the passa...

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Answered by Christina L. ELAT tutor
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What are the four sentence moods and what do they signify?

Ultimately, you must not forget that the signification of all literary devices is dependent on their context. There is no standard connotation of any device.  1. The declarative sentence mood:  This mo...

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How do signs change in an inequality?

Normal manipulation of inequalities does not affect the direction of the inequality such as:
addition
subtraction
multiplication or division by a positive number, 

 

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Answered by Oscar Z. Maths tutor
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