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How is a meander formed?

With distance downstream, the river gains more energy and a higher volume of water (as shown in Bradshaw's Model). Because the channel has increased in size, there is less friction. As the river erodes later...
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Answered by Hettie B. Geography tutor
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When do you use etre to form the perfect tense of a verb?

There are a number of verbs which take etre as the auxiliary verb when forming the perfect tense. These are generally verbs showing movement or a change of state and a useful technique to remember them is MR...
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Answered by Hettie B. French tutor
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How do I know the gender of a noun?

In German, we have 3 different genders: masculine, feminine and neuter. Most of the time you simply have to learn off by heart which nouns are which gender, however there are some rules which can help. For i...
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Answered by Hettie B. German tutor
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What is the subjunctive and when do you use it?

In French, the subjunctive is a "mood" (conjugation of a verb) which is used when expressing wish, hope, fear, uncertainty or other attitudes and feelings towards something. You should try to use t...
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Answered by Hettie B. French tutor
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When do you know when you're supposed to add the female marker at the end of the past participle.

To know if we have to add the female marker, we have to ask ourselves this question: is the auxialiary "to be" (être) or "to have" (avoir). If the auxialiary is to have, you don't had any...
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Answered by Solenn C. French tutor
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