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.
Cabin crew at easyJet in Portugal began a five-day strike on 2 October, putting up to 500 flights at risk.
Icelandair's mechanics walked off the job — but was it 'due to' failed pay talks, or 'because' talks failed? Practice the contrast that trips up even…
Icelandair mechanics briefly walked off the job on 23 September, cancelling dozens of flights before the airline and union agreed to four weeks of talks.
Learn when to use too and enough with real examples from a stormy week at Chicago O'Hare.
Storms and a closed runway made Chicago O'Hare the world's most cancelled airport this week.