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How do you form the past compound tense?

The past compound tense is formed with two key components. The first component is the present tense conjugation of the verb avoir or être (these are called the auxiliary verbs) and the second is the past par...
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Answered by Molly-Rose B. • French tutor
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Outline three ways in which factors within school may shape gender differences in subject choice.

Learning resources may shape choice of subject. Stereotypes with regards to Science and Maths for example; these are mainly represented by men whereas History and English is represented by women. (resources ...
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Answered by Raneam M. • Sociology tutor
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How do you revise for A level History?

Revising for A level History can be very overwhelming, however if you revise it in the correct way, you will have no trouble answering a question in the exam. The first thing you need to do is to revise the ...
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Answered by Annika S. • History tutor
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When do you use the preterite vs when do you use the imperfect

Both tenses are used to narrate a past action. The preterite is used for a completed one-off action in the past, whereas the imperfect tense would be used for an ongoing action in the past that hasn't been c...
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Answered by Claudia J. • Spanish tutor
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In the context of place, what are endogenous and exogenous factors?

Both endogenous and exogenous factors shape the character of a place. Endogenous factors are internal influences on the identity of a place. These can be related to the location of a settlement, the topograp...
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Answered by Chloe S. • Geography tutor
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