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Could you please explain an example of neuroplasticity?

Neuroplasticity, which is the brains ability to change continuously throughout a persons life was studied by Maguire et al (2000). The researchers wanted to determine whether differences in the brain anat...

Answered by Marina G. Psychology tutor
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How do we know which formulas we need to learn for the exam?

When learning new content, I know it is really intimidating seeing how many new formulas and equations are needed to answer questions, however I also know how easy it is to get on top of it all! My main p...

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What is the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

Both 'ser' and 'estar' mean 'to be' but they are used in different contexts.'Ser' is used to identify and define a person or thing, so it says what somebody is, rather than what somebody is like, e.g. Ell...

Answered by Maribel E. Spanish tutor
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How can crude oil be separated into different fractions?

Crude oil is a mixture of different hydrocarbons, of varying length. As they have different boiling points they can be separated.Crude oil is heated/vaporised from oil to gas.These vapours enter the fract...

Answered by Zohaib A. Chemistry tutor
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In order to be successful in your writing exam you will need to know a variety of tenses, do you know all the preterite tense regular endings for AR/ER/IR verbs.


Verb ending in AR: Nadar (to swim). Before adding on the endings we take off the -ar ending and then depending on who is carrying out the action is the ending we add.
Yo nadé

Answered by Lily C. Spanish tutor
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