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How is the future I tense formed?

The formation of the future I tense is incredibly consistent, which really only requires you to know the present tense conjugations of the verb 'werden'. These are 'ich werde', 'du wirst', 'er/sie/es wird...

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Answered by Molly-Rose B. German tutor
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Describe one likely impact on the UK leaving the Single Market (6 marks).

A single market is a level of economic integration where a group of countries eliminate all tariffs, quotas, and non-tariff barriers for members, and allow free movement of labour and capital. The EU is a...

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Answered by Elysia W. Politics tutor
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Factroise x^2+9x-22 inro its simplest form

This is a basic question that many GCSE student struggle with, the key way to answer this question is to develop a strong technique, understand the process and stick to it!What two number when timed toget...

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Answered by Ifrah K. Maths tutor
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Explain Classical Liberal attitudes to the state

Classical Liberals are naturally suspicious of the state but begrudgingly accept it. The state is a "monopoly on violence" and as such it exists by default to limit and curtail certain individua...

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How does a transmembrane protein transport a molecule against the concentration gradient (2)

The transmembrane protein transport a molecule against the concentration by active transport (1) which requires ATP (1).

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Answered by Bonnie M. Biology tutor
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