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What is the difference between 'le, la, les' and 'un, une, des'?

'le, la , les' are called definite articles or articles définis and they are used when speaking of something specific or that has previously been mentioned. These article...

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Answered by Carolina F. French tutor
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Consider reasons why turnout may differ significantly between different constituencies at general elections to the Westminster Parliament.

A key factor affecting turnout levels between consistencies stems from the majoritarian 'First Past The Post' electoral system that is employed in general elections. The 'winner takes all' nature of the F...

GR
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Assess the advantages and disadvantages of retaining the first past the post (FPTP) voting system

The advantages of the existing first past the post (FPTP) voting system used for British elections include a higher likelihood of producing majority governments than proportional voting systems such as ST...

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Does our geographical location determine how we speak?

In short, Yes and no. It can be argued that for some people, dialect is strongly determined by where they live or grow up - ie accent and dialect features such as vowels or method of negation; however, so...

BN
Answered by Bethany N. English tutor
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Why is a water molecule non-linear?

Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Theory (VSEPR) states that lone pairs repel other lone pairs more so than they do bonded pairs. In water, the oxygen atom has two lone pairs. These two lone pairs rep...

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Answered by Harry M. Chemistry tutor
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