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When do I use 'tu' and when do I use 'vous'?

Tu and vous both mean 'you', however tu is much more informal and familiar and vous is more formal and polite. You would say tu when speaking to a friend, family member etc, and vous when speaking to an adul...
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Answered by Azelie W. • French tutor
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What is a good basic structure for an essay?

Having a structure for your essay before you start writing is vital for a coherant and well displayed arguement. You should start of with an introduction explaining any information in the title and outlining...
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Answered by Holly H. • English tutor
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What are Balanced Forces?

An object experiances a force if it's pushed or pulled, and is measured in newtons. These forces are represented as arrows in force diagrams, these arrows give information on how big and in what direction th...
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Answered by Ross A. • Physics tutor
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How to get an A* in History GCSE

History can at times seem very difficult to obtain the highest marks. Unlike subjects like Maths and the Sciences there are no definite answers. However, with the right application and right approach getting...
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Answered by Oscar B. • History tutor
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basics of past tenses in Spanish - What is the difference between the Preterite and Imperfect?

We'll begin with how to form (or conjugate if we're being fancy) the preterite & imperfect tenses. IR – TO GO (THIS IS A SPECIAL IRREGULAR ONE YOU NEED TO LEARN) Preterite Imperfect Fui Iba Fuiste Ibas F...
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Answered by Rose H. • Spanish tutor
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