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When do you use 'tu' and 'vous'?

'Tu' and 'vous' are both subject pronouns, and are used to replace nouns in a sentence or phrase, when that person is doing the action. Tu = you (singular) Vous = you (plural AND singular formal) So in Frenc...
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Answering questions like 'Compare how the authors of two texts you have studied present ideas about passion'

Regardless of the texts that have been covered by the syllabus/school the overall process of answering this question remains the same. This type of question often leads to the student focusing upon events of...
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Y and En

Y is used instead of à or de, and goes in front of the verb - like the common phrase you will know 'il y a' - there are How might you use this? If someone said - Avez-vous visité Madrid? Instead of repyling ...
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Answered by Victoria M. • French tutor
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What is the difference between negative and positive liberty?

Both terms were coined by Isaiah Berlin but proposed by different authors: J S Mill and T H Green respectively. ​Simply put, negative liberty is 'freedom from' constraints and positive liberty is the 'freedo...
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IB Psychology Exam Notes and Tips

When doing psychology exam papers, make sure to analyse on the methods and methodologies of studies rather than the procedures of studies. In short answer questions (SAQs), you will have to outline, explain,...
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