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Contrast Language — Heathrow's Runway Gamble: Growth Versus Green

Grammar: contrast language

Free ESL grammar exercise on contrast language themed around heathrow's runway gamble: growth versus green. Printable worksheet from classplan.ai.

What's on this worksheet

A Business English ESL grammar exercise on business, practising contrast language. The worksheet has a short reading excerpt, a grammar reference and graded practice items.

From the reading

Heathrow wants a third runway, whereas Schiphol has been told to shrink. Although more planes would arrive, the company is investing in sustainable aviation fuel. The airlines argue that jobs will suffer; however, the government replies that noise has harmed residents.

Grammar: Contrast Language

Whereas / while
Heathrow wants a third runway, whereas Schiphol must shrink. — compare two things
Although / even though
Although more planes would arrive, emissions may fall. — followed by a full clause

Sample items

  1. Heathrow wants growth, ______ Schiphol wants to shrink.
  2. ______ it costs more, the cleaner fuel is worth it.
  3. Flights fell ______ the airlines' protests.

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