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Multiply out: (x - 2)(x + 5)

This can be seen as the same as (x)(x + 5) + (-2)(x + 5). So you are just multiplying the first value in the first brackets with both the values in the second brackets. This is x x + x 5 which equals x^2 + 5...
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Answered by Thomas S. • Maths tutor
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Analyse the following extract from 'The Good Morrow' by John Donne

The Good Morrow by John Donne is a poem written during the Elizabethan period in the Metaphysical style, and explores the predominant themes of love through the metaphorical use of the Age of Discovery. The ...
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How do analyse diction in an unseen text?

Firstly, you have to ask yourself what diction exactly is and define it. Diction is the choice and use of words in speech or writing, which basically means in general you are looking to analyse the pattern i...
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How can I improve my oral presentations and my accent?

The first tip is to slow down! Way too often, you are so eager to get the oral presentation over with that you start to blurt out absolutely everything you’ve learnt in 30 seconds and then all your words get...
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Answered by Adele W. • French tutor
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Do I need to memorise lots of quotations for my AQA English exam?

For your AQA English exam, you are assessed on four key categories. Each of these categories is called an ‘Assessment Objective’ - an AO. The first of these AOs, AO1, is to ‘read, understand and respond to t...
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Answered by Lauren H. • English tutor
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