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How do accusative prepositions work in German?

Unlike in English, when you use a preposition in German, it demands a certain case. For example, the sentence 'I raced along the platform to catch my train' would translate into German as 'Ich rannte den Bah...
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Answered by Benjamin M. • German tutor
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Describe the differences between aerobic and anaerobic respiration.

Glucose is the main molecule used for respiration and is given the name of 'main respiratory substrate'. It is the main respiratory substrate in both aerobic and anaerobic respiration processes. Aerobic resp...
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Answered by Joe W. • Biology tutor
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Why doesn't 'gustarse' take the first person conjugation in Spanish?

When describing something which we like in English, we use an active construction . The sentence 'I like apples' can therefore be explained as such in English: I ( subject ) do the liking ( verb ) to the app...
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Answered by Benjamin M. • Spanish tutor
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What is the imperfect tense?

The Spanish imperfect tense is used to describe past ongoing actions that have now finished.Luckily, in this tense there are only 2 different sets on endings to remember as verbs ending in -er and ir share t...
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Answered by Daniela S. • Spanish tutor
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Does kinetic friction always oppose the direction of motion?

No it does not. In some cases friction can cause motion. To illustrate this we will consider a body M 1 of length L placed on a frictionless surface and a smaller body M 2 placed on top of M 1 on the leftmos...
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Answered by Stella A. • Physics tutor
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