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When do you use 'on'?

'On' is usually used in informal situations to mean 'we'. Instead of saying 'nous allons aller au cinéma' you might say 'on va aller au cinéma'. It's very common to hear and see French people using 'on' inst...
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Answered by Isobel C. French tutor
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When do you use the preterite tense?

The preterite tense is used to talk about completed actions in the past, actions that have a defined beginning and end . It's often accompanied by phrases that give a specific time frame. e.g. - la semana pa...
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Answered by Isobel C. Spanish tutor
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How does the red shift support the Big Bang theory?

when we observed stars from the Earth, we noticed that almost all of the light emitting from the stars was being shifted to the red end of the spectrum. This indicates that the wave was essentially being 'st...
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Answered by Isla C. Physics tutor
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A train travels for 240 minutes to travel a distance of 220 miles. Assuming the trains speed is constant, what is the train's speed in miles per hour?

For this we require the distance-speed-time triangle which is defined as follows:speed = distance/time.However for the we need to convert the time into hours as that's what the question requires.there is 60 ...
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Answered by Cameron D. Maths tutor
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WHY WAS THE YEAR 1923 SUCH A CRISIS FOR GERMANY?

1923 HAS OFTEN BEEN CALLED THE 'YEAR OF CRISIS' FOR GERMANY DUE TO THREE FACTORS - THE INVASION OF THE RUHR, HYPERINFLATION AND THE MUNICH PUTSCH. EACH OF THESE FACTORS UNDERMINED THE WEIMAR GOVERNMENT AND H...
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Answered by Anna W. History tutor
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