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Can you explain the different plate margins?

(NB:this is not a full answer, those taking GCSE or A-Level examinations would need more detail) Plate margins are the places where the Earth's plates meet and sometimes they are known instead as plate bound...
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Answered by Grace B. • Geography tutor
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I don't really "get" poetry, how can I write about it?

Remember with poetry that it's all about creativity and analysis. Here are three simple steps to follow to help you write in more depth about a poem. meaning. What is the poem trying to say? Are there any me...
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What does 'en' mean?

En is a tricky one! This has several meanings, the most common being as follows; it can mean 'in' when referring to a country or a mode of transport, it can mean 'while' or 'by' when used with a present part...
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Answered by Hannah E. • French tutor
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How can I make sure I'm achieving the highest grade that I can in French oral?

The key to impressing the examiner in any speaking test is showing a good range; make sure you are demonstrating knowledge of the past, present, and future tense. Even if you only show one example of each, i...
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Answered by Hannah E. • French tutor
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What is the difference between monocular and binocular depth cues?

Binocular depth cues consist solely of stereopsis. This is the name given to the ability of the human brain to combine the slightly different images received from both eyes in order to perceive depth. Monocu...
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Answered by George R. • Psychology tutor
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