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How is the perfect tense constructed?

The perfect tense is made up of two parts: the auxiliary (helping) verb and the past participle. These are two separate words and must both be present to construct the perfect tense. The auxiliary verb is ei...
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Answered by Juliet H. • French tutor
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Explain the resistance of and electrical component and what affects its value in a wire.

Resistance primarily is 'how difficult it is for an electron to travel through a material'. When the electron travels through a material, it collides with ions which causes it to lose energy with each collis...
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Answered by John H. • Physics tutor
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How would I approach a translation in the exam?

-read the passage carefully, identifying any tricky/unknown vocabulary and grammatical points (5 mins) -write a draft translation, leaving gaps for parts you're unsure about (10 mins) -go back to the blanks,...
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Answered by Emily B. • Spanish tutor
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What should I say if at interview they ask me which type of doctor I want to be (e.g. cardiologist, neurosurgeon)?

This is a really common question at a medical school interview and one that you should be ready for - fortunately it's not a difficult one to answer! The key to answering this question is to recognise that i...
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What is the difference between linearly, directly and inversely proportional relationships?

A relationship is a way of describing how one variable can affect another. If a relationship is linear, then a change in one variable will cause a change in another variable by a fixed amount. An example of ...
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Answered by Maxwell O. • Physics tutor
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