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Apostrophes have two uses, to shorten something or to show possession (that something belongs to something) 1. Apostrophes show you that some letters have been taken out of a word ...

HMRC's new system will mean that refunds are made to the account of the debit or credit card used to make a payment. According to personal tax partner, Nimesh Shah, this could lea...

On 28 May 2014, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), as a result of the joint project with the US Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), issued IFRS 15, Revenue ...

It seems at once sensible and reasonable to keep 'locura' at the front of a lexicon being used to discuss Cervantes' Don Quijote. The madness of the text is undeniably embodied by its...

English is one of the widely spoken languages in the world There are about 1.5 billion people who speak English today and the numbers are still growing! Are you dedicated and co...

The best student I have ever taught had booked a four-day intensive one-to-one course with me and his objective was to speak French by the end of it. He wanted to go from zero-knowled...

Are you enjoying your modular A Level Maths and Further Maths? Why not take it all the way and get the Additional Further Maths qualification too? Whereas doing Maths and Further M...

The phrase "Spanish as an economic resource" (E / RE) was coined by the Spanish Institute for According to Foreign Trade (ICEX) (1995), Spanish is the macro sector or platform that in...

I. The Introduction The Northern Ireland Assembly recently joined the likes of Sweden and Norway in criminalising the purchase of sex. In the rest of the United Kingdom, prosti...

I was born in the year Street Fighter II was released for the SNES and played it well up until is was 8 maybe 9 years old, loved it, still love the series and of course, I loved the m...