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The distinction between the imperfect tense and the passé composé

The imperfect tense and the passé composé are both past tenses which are used in different situations. The imperfect tense is used in three main cases:Habitual actions-> What

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Calculate 3/5 + 5/8. Give your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form.

To answer this question, create the least common denominator possible. In this instance, the LCD is 40. (I know this because multiples of 5 only end in 0 and 5, and 40 is the lowest multiple of 8 that mee...

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Describe how B-lymphocytes respond when they are stimulated by antigens.

When B-lymphocytes are stimulated by antigens, they first divide by mitosis to form clones, some of which become plasma cells that secrete antibodies, others become memory B-cells which can be stimulated ...

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“Memories, even your most precious ones, fade surprisingly quickly." - How does Ishiguro present narration in Never Let Me Go?

  1. Engage with the quote - dealing with memory, and the unreliability of it2) Link that to the unreliability of narration in Never Let Me Go, and how far we can trust Kathy H.3) Reasons for unreliabili...
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Identify who prefers to stay at home and who prefers to do sports outside out of Magali and Thierry. Magali: J'aime jouer aux jeux vidéos et regarder la télé . Thierry: J'aime jouer au foot et j'aime bien courir aussi.

Magali prefers to stay at home since she enjoys watching TV and playing video games and Thierry prefers to do sports outside since he likes running and playing football.

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