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Q: At the end of Seamus Heaney's ‘Digging’, why does the speaker say he is going to dig with his pen?

To understand the ending of this poem, we should keep in mind that the speaker says he is going to dig with his pen and return to the beginning. In between these first and last stanzas, the pen is never ment...
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Answered by Alexander M. • English tutor
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How does the art of Andy Warhol comment on the modern society?

Andy Warhol was a visual artist working in the 1960s in New York. He is best known for his involvement with Pop Art culture and movement. His work drew heavily on the modern and popular (hence pop art) - one...
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What are the main advantages and disadvantages of the First-Past-the-Post electoral system?

Single member plurality, known in the UK as First-Past-The-Post (FPTP), is a plurality electoral system under which each constituency elects one member of parliament, that is that who gets the most votes (=p...
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What is the appropriate use of the "imperfetto" tense in Italian?

"Imperfetto" suggests simultaneity with respect to a moment in the past. It is generally used: To convey an idea of continuity with respect to the past, in this case it requires either an implicit ...
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Answered by Davide A. • Italian tutor
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Complementi diretti e indiretti, what are they and what's the difference.

Complementi are linguistic expression that make up the sentece, in addition to the subject and the verb. They are defined according to what they mean and give information about (for example, the place, the t...
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