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How do you conjugate the verbs Ser and Estar and when do you use them?

Ser and Estar are vital verbs for Spanish, so it is key to get them nailed and remember the conjugations. SER goes as SOY, ERES, ES, SOMOS, SOIS y SON. ESTAR is conjugated like this: ESTOY, ESTÁS, ESTÁ, E...

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Answered by Luis C. Spanish tutor
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How does the development of antibiotic resistance in bacteria provide evidence for evolution?

A population of bacteria will have lots of variation in characteristics due to mutations in the DNA that each bacteria contains. Some of those mutations may allow a bacteria to be resistant to an antibiot...

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Answered by Laurence B. Biology tutor
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How do I analyse an unseen poem?

Step-by-step guide to analysing unseen poetry:Read the poem twice to identify a subject matter - What is the poem talking about? What is the poet trying to say about that thing?Discuss the poem's form and...

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What is blank verse and how does Shakespeare use it?

Blank verse is a type of verse made up of lines of unrhymed iambic pentameter. Let's break this down:Iambic pentameter refers to how many syllables there are in a line and the way that they are stressed. ...

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Answered by Jennie H. English tutor
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What is the difference between the preterite and the imperfect tense?

Both are past tense, but the duration or repetition of an action is important when deciding which to use. For an action with a definite start and end point, which was completed once, the preterite tense w...

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Answered by Joseph F. Spanish tutor
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