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What areas do you specialise in?

My honours degree was in geography and sociology. Therefore, I can help engage you with a broad range of political, social and environmental theories (and the ways in which they intertwine!) Focus areas incl...
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Answered by Laurie K. • Geography tutor
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I really don't understand the subjunctive, please help!

Hello. Don't worry, everyone struggles with the subjunctive, it is an area I have spent a lot of time worrying about myself! The subjunctive is merely a mood. It reflects how the speaker is feeling. It usual...
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Answered by Will L. • Spanish tutor
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How to make my personal statement stand out.

First of all, read as much information as you can from the University website about the programme you are applying for. Then, think very carefully what you have achieved in the past. Remember to be reflexive...
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How do I know whether a verb takes haben or sein in the perfect tense?

Haben and sein are used as the auxiliary verbs in the perfect tense before the past participle. Whether you need haben or sein depends on the meaning of the verb you are putting into the perfect tense. Most ...
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Answered by Zoe W. • German tutor
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What are the differences between a stack and a queue?

Both the stack and the queue are data structures, i.e. ways of storing data. It is important to know the differences between how these two data structures operate so that you know when to use one or the othe...
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