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What is a gerund?

A gerund is essentially a verbal noun. This means the word comes from the stem of a verb, but acts as a noun in the sentence. e.g. "I like reading". In this sentence, 'reading' is the gerund. In la...
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Explain Fiscal Policy?

Fiscal policy refers to the government's use of spending to either stimulate the economy or develop public services, or the government's use of certain means such as taxation to generate revenue. The two mai...
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How did Hitler consolidate his power in 1933?

A series of important event allowed Hitler to establish totalitarian control within Germany in 1933-34. Firstly the Reichstag fire allowed the Nazi party to gain popularity as this was cleverly blamed on the...
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What should I avoid when writing a personal statement?

So many articles online are heaving with advice for students currently completing a UCAS application. Most of them tend to disregard what should be avoided in an application. Personally, I find critical anal...
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What is the significance of Margaret Thatcher's entry into the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1990?

Economic significance: The decision to enter ERM in 1990 was economically detrimental as this occured at a time when the £ was valued too highly compared to the Deutschmark, meaning the exchange rate could n...
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