Top answers


what is the difference between Por and Para?

Generally, Por implies a sense of exchange whereas Para implies a sense of purpose or destination. However, I have compiled a useful list of more specific scenarios of when to use por vs para: Para 1) Destin...
LA
Answered by Lucy A. Spanish tutor
3036 Views

Calculate the length of the side of the Triangle marked by x.

This would be a question that would test the students understanding of Pythagoras' Theorem. When teaching this before I have often found that students are scared of thee questions because of the name, so I w...
KS
Answered by Kushaagra S. Maths tutor
5168 Views

What is osmosis? (GCSE question)

Osmosis is the movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration across a semi-permeable membrane. A semi-permeable membrane acts like a barrier that allows only small mole...
AT
Answered by Arabella T. Biology tutor
7238 Views

Why did David Cameron resign?

Politics can often be brought down to 2 principles; perceptions and narratives. When David Cameron conceded and decided to hold an EU referendum in order to appease UKIP's right wing voting base, he did so i...
IU
Answered by Ismail U. Politics tutor
15062 Views

When do I use the subjunctive?

The subjunctive often expresses doubt - it is more like a mood than a tense. If something is uncertain we use the subjunctive . A useful way to remember some of the cases in which we often see the subjunctiv...
RG
Answered by Rebecca G. French tutor
2380 Views