Structure: ‘Passive voice’
Passive voice practice built around American Airlines' return of seatback screens — form, a sentence-transformation drill, and a real-use step.
Passive voice practice built around American Airlines' return of seatback screens — form, a sentence-transformation drill, and a real-use step.
From Istanbul's runway plans to Heathrow's decade-long wait, a real news story shows exactly when English wants -ing and when it wants to + verb.
Four real sentences from this week's Barcelona strike story teach who, which, that, whose and where — spot each relative clause, then write your own.
Heathrow's runway ruling is full of present perfect verbs. Learn when to use "has been debated" and when to use "was debated" instead.
WestJet's strike made headlines with big numbers — but do you know when to say "second" and when to say "two"? Practise cardinal and ordinal numbers.
Does your verb match your subject? Subject–verb agreement means the verb changes to match its subject: the captain decides, but the pilots decide. It sounds simple,…