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How do I structure a 6 mark question?

With a 6 mark question the basic structure for an answer is 3 key points with a few lines of evidence and analysis per point. For example: If the question was 'Name 3 key features of the Potsdam Conference o...
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Answered by Hugh A. • History tutor
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What are hormones and how do they differ from nerve cells (neurons)

Hormones are chemical messengers. They are released from special gland cells and travel in the bloodstream to reach their target organs, where they will have their effect. Whereas nerve cells carry electrica...
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Answered by Norviewu D. • Biology tutor
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Avoir or être in the perfect tense?

French verbs either take the auxiliary verbs avoir or être when conjugating in the perfect tense (or passé composé). The best way to remember which verbs take which auxiliary is the MRS VANDERTRAMP method - ...
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Answered by Emma B. • French tutor
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I keep making silly mistakes how do I stop that?

That was always my biggest problem with my GCSE maths, I would get excited when I thought I knew what I was doing then slip up with silly mistakes. One of the best ways I found, after checking over at the en...
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Answered by Charlotte W. • Maths tutor
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What things should I compare about two texts?

The best way to start with a comparison is to the of the 5 W's: who, what, where, when, why. Look at who the text is written for and who it is about, how the writer has written the text, why it was written e...
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Answered by Charlotte W. • English tutor
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