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Language, unique, foul and joyous.Language, unique, foul and joyous. Writing outside your identity can be fraught with peril for an author. I
write male characters. I like them but t...

The Roman painted House in Dover
The
Roman Painted House in DoverDuring the holiday I
dragged Bill, my long-suffering husband, to the Roman Painted House in Dover.I d been
there as a child but my memories were r...
Road Map to learn a new language
I want to outline 10 strategies that will help you with your learning journey to achieve fluency in a desired foreign language. These 10 learning hacks can be applied to learning any ...

"Who is your Favourite Villain in Literature and why?", a study into Jefferson Hope from Arthur Conan Doyle`s "A Study in Scarlet"
In A Study in Scarlet Conan Doyle presents a prima facie case of cold-blooded murder.
As the investigations progress, it becomes uncertain that Holmes is dealing
with unjustif...

What is a power? What are indices?
A power is another word for indices (what we looked at briefly during the BIDMAS section). Powers frequently pop up in mathematics, and to recognise them, it is usually a small number...

How to tackle AQA English Language Paper 2 Question 2
AQA English language Paper 2 Question 2: the
SUMMARY question (not to be confused with Question 4 which is more
tricky)(extract : Ben Fogle and the power of the sea)Question:
You n...

The Science of Learning
The Science of LearningIn the last few decades, extensive research has been conducted to understand how the human brain works, and how we learn. I use these findings and embedded them...

Functions of Water
Firstly, let`s start by talking about what water is. It is a dipolar molecule, meaning that it is a positive pole and a negative pole. It is made up of 2 atoms of Hydrogen and 1 atom ...

The Spanish Subjunctive Tense
The Spanish Subjunctive Tense ~ Katy This Spanish tense is, in fact, not a tense! It`s what we call a "mood". I know that sounds confusing but bear with me! The subjunctive is very un...
The Limitations of Stem Cell Therapy
Limitations of Stem Cell Therapy Viraj Abstract:By definition, a stem cell is an undifferentiated cell of a multicellular organism which is capable of giving rise to indefinitely...