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How can i thoroughly analyse a source?

I always find it useful to cover up the actual image/picture initially, and focus first on the caption and what that can tell you about the souce - this also works to make sure the context and provenance are...
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Answered by Grace W. • History tutor
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Why choose me for your GCSE English tutor?

I have had experience working specifically as an English Literature GCSE tutor (English Intervention teacher) within a UK secondary school; this role focused on the AQA exam board but I am also familiar with...
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Answered by Charlotte J. • English tutor
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How do I add two fractions? (plus example)

Adding (and subtracting) fractions is more difficult than multiplying them because we need to make sure that the denominators (bottom numbers) are equal in both fractions. To do this, we may need to change t...
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Answered by Jenny B. • Maths tutor
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How do I expand (x+a)(x+b)? (plus example)

The key to understanding expanding brackets is to understand that we need to multipy EVERYTHING in the first bracket by EVERYTHING in the second bracket. We can think of the calculation (x+a)(x+b) as x(x+b) ...
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Answered by Jenny B. • Maths tutor
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When do you use the imperfect tense and how do you form it?

There are two forms of the past tense in Spanish - the preterite and the imperfect. This explanation will explain the imperfect tense. When do you use the imperfect tense? 1) Describing Things. When describi...
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Answered by Erin C. • Spanish tutor
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