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How can I make the difference between the 'passé simple' and the 'imparfait'

The 'passé simple' is a tense for a past, finished action whereas, the 'imparfait' is used to describe an action in the past, longer and maybe unfinished. Passé simple is a precise moment whereas Imparfait i...
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Answered by Florence B. • French tutor
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How should I approach a source based question in an essay?

The best piece of advice that I can give when approaching source based essay questions, is to go down a more analytical rather than descriptive approach. It is important to look at what the source is trying ...
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What are conduct crimes and result crimes?

A conduct crime is where the conduct used is the offence, and there is no no required result element. For example theft, the conduct of taking somone elses possession is the theft, there is no required resul...
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Answered by Olivia B. • Law tutor
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What does the CIE English Language (9093) syllabus for A-level entail?

The 9093 English Language syllabus, newly offered by the Cambridge International Examination Board from 2014, is comprised of an AS Level component and an A Level component. The AS Level can be achieved as a...
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I don't understand what exactly a mole is, could you please explain it to me?

Basicallly a mole refers to a number, in the same way as a dozen also refers to a number, this number being 12. Except instead of 12, the word mole refers to the number of 6 x 10 23 , which is basically a 6 ...
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Answered by Andrea P. • Chemistry tutor
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