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Why do you say 'penso che sia...?'

In Italian, the subjunctive ( congiuntivo ) is used after certain verbs that express:1. an opinion/doubt ( penso che , credo che , suppongo che )2. a wish/order ( voglio che , insisto che , desidero che )3. ...
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s^2 - 2s - 24 = 0

s 2 ​ - 18s = 0(s + 4)(s - 6) = 0s = -4 s = 6
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Why do some people say that Sport is like a Religion?

When people talk about religion they aren't only referring to major religions like Christianity, Hinduism and Judaism. These are all examples of religions, but religious systems come in a huge range of forms...
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How do I revise for an English exam?

Revising for your English exam can seem much more difficult than most other subjects due to its subjective nature. However, there are a number of techniques and tips which actually make it one of the easier ...
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How do I memorise quotes?

Breaking down the daunting task of memorising quotes can be handled n a ... and ... way. First, you should list the key themes, those which you should have established during class. A good way to do this is ...
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