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Complex Numbers: de Moivre’s Theorem

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French Oral Exam: Conversation Fillers

Time - D’habitude / Normalement - Quelquefois / Parfois / Des fois / De temps en temps / De temps à autre Rarement / Régulièrement / Souvent - Récemment / Bientôt - Tous les jours / Chaque ...

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Describe the properties of solids liquids and gases.

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Hi there! I have been asked to choose between Combined or triple science for GCSE. I am in middle set and fairly confident with science. However, I’m fully aware science gets much more difficult when taught in depth. I haven’t really been through science in much detail. And I hardly know what chemistry really is. And I’m afraid to choose the wrong option for me. I need to complete a form with my options, relatively soon. Once I choose, I can’t back out. Very few people in my set were given the opportunity to perhaps consider triple. But I was one of them and always belittled for my math ability. My science teacher seems adamant I take it but my maths isn’t so sure. What do you think I should do? Thank you :) And just to add, the job I am planning on doesn’t really come into science at all. Triple involves a lot of time spent. And Is it worth me sacrificing more important GCSE’s for me, getting my science grades or not? When I’m probably not going to need a lot of science anyway. So please help!!

French Oral: Sample Questions

1. Voulez-vous bien me parler un petit peu de vous-même s’il vous plat. 2. Pourquoi avez-vous choisi le français comme matière ? Quelle est votre matière préférée ? 3. Est-ce vous avez déjà ...