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What is the Sequence of Tenses?

The sequence of tenses explains why subjunctives in subordinate clauses are in the tenses that they are in, and it provides insight into how to translate the clause. Latin has two sequences of tense- primary...
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∫(1 + 3√x + 5x)dx

For each term the aim is to raise the power of x by 1 and divide by the new power. For this question, each part of the expression can be looked at seperately to make things a bit easier: ∫(1 + 3√x + 5x)dx = ...
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How do I choose which short answer questions to answer in the exam (AQA)?

In a nutshell: choose the questions in which you feel you will get the most marks. The difficulty arises when the 40 mark essay question you want to answer is the same topic as one of the short answer questi...
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How do I approach the essay section?

As section B of the LNAT test, you have 40 minutes to answer one of three essay questions. It is important to note that even if you finish section A early, the remaining time will not be added to the 40 minu...
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How to quickly and effectively analyse a poem?

Although obvious, the first thing you must do is read the poem! After reading two or three times, try an ascertain the premise of the poem: who/what is it about? If this proves difficult, try and determine t...
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