Structure
Structure: ‘Noun clauses’
A whole idea used like a noun: how that-clauses, embedded questions and wh-clauses work as the subject, object or complement of a sentence.
A whole idea used like a noun: how that-clauses, embedded questions and wh-clauses work as the subject, object or complement of a sentence.
A recall grounded hundreds of jets — and a chance to practise reporting what was predicted or already planned, seen from a point in the past.
A runway collision, a textbook evacuation, and a close look at how a whole idea can work as a sentence's subject or object.
How to rename and explain a noun in a few words, with a comma on each side.
Two linkers for showing contrast between two things, and how they differ from ‘but’.
Learn to say what something is for with to, in order to, so that and for, using the world’s first certified electric air taxi.