
Structure: ‘There is and there are’
Use there is and there are to say that something exists, with examples from the easyJet cabin crew strike in Portugal.
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Use there is and there are to say that something exists, with examples from the easyJet cabin crew strike in Portugal.
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Cabin crew at easyJet in Portugal began a five-day strike on 2 October, putting up to 500 flights…

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Describe a routine scene: a wide-body airliner on a floodlit stand at night, with a container loader at…
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