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What is the best way to structure an essay?

The key to writing a successful essay, whether in exams or coursework, is a really strong plan. I would advise a quick brainstorming session where you write down all your ideas, and then organise them in ...

Answered by Grace C. • English Literature tutor

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How do I analyse an unseen text?

The first thing to do is read the question very thoroughly, and underline the key terms. Really zero in on exactly what you're being asked. Are there any specific features you need to discuss (such as lan...

Answered by Rory R. • English tutor

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Show that G = {1, -1} is a group under multiplication.

We must prove the four axioms of a group are satisfied (i.e Identity, Associativity, Closure, and Invertibility). Identity: The identity element is an element e in G such that e

Answered by Ross T. • Further Mathematics tutor

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How are you meant to talk about context when answering an A-Level literature paper?

Handling contexts surrounding literary texts is a difficult skill, even for university students. The crucial aspect of doing it well is to make sure it remains relevant to the rest of your argument. Consi...

Answered by Joe W. • English tutor

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Epistemology: What is the difference between a priori and a posteriori knowledge?

A priori knowledge is knowledge that can be obtained without experience of the outside world- your internal thoughts alone can provide you with a priori knowledge.A posteriori knowledge is knowledge that ...

Answered by Alice M. • Philosophy tutor

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