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Structure: ‘Past perfect’
The past perfect helps you show which of two past events came first — straight from a real cargo-plane crash report.
The past perfect helps you show which of two past events came first — straight from a real cargo-plane crash report.
A comparatives-and-superlatives grammar activity built from the Hong Kong pilotless-air-taxi story: two-thing comparisons vs. picking one out of a group.
A first-conditional grammar activity built from the LaGuardia air-traffic-controller story: if-clause + present simple, main clause + will.
Combine two clauses into one with a participle clause — practice built from a real FAA drone-testing story.
Must, have to, or should? Learn the modals of obligation with a real ground-crew safety story.
Why time clauses never take "will" — an error-correction drill built around Cleveland's Burke Lakefront Airport dispute.