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- Passive Voice in the English Language
The passive voice in English is used when the focus is on the action itself. It doesn't matter how the action is performed or who or what performs it. For example: My bike was stolen. In this example,
- English Grammar: How Long – Usage
In English, How Long is used to ask questions about the duration of time periods. For example: 'How long have you been waiting?' 'Only for a minute or two.' 'How long have they been married?' 'Oh, for
- Using For and Since and the Differences Between Them
The prepositions for and since in English are used to indicate the duration of something that is happening. For is used in combination with a period of time (2 hours, 6 weeks, etc.) For + a period of
- Auxiliary Verbs – do
Auxiliary verbs in English are be, do, have, and will. They function as auxiliaries when followed by another verb (independent) in order to form a question, negative sentence, complex sentence, or pas
- Auxiliary Verbs – will
Auxiliary verbs in English are be, do, have, and will. They function as auxiliary verbs when followed by another verb (main verb) to form questions, negative sentences, complex sentences, or passive v
- What 2 trainings under 'I Can Do More' are you entitled to
Participants in the 'I Can Do More' program are entitled to use a total of no more than 2 trainings across all its editions – one for professional competency and one for key competency – language OR d
- Application Address for 'I Can Do More' and Labor Bureau Districts
Documents for applying to 'I Can Do More' are submitted by place of residence or workplace—your choice. In the second case, they are submitted to the labor bureau serving the district where the employ
- Auxiliary Verbs – Be
Auxiliary verbs in English are be, do, have, and will. They serve an auxiliary function when followed by another verb (main verb) to form questions, negative sentences, complex sentences, or passive v
- Auxiliary Verbs – Have
Auxiliary verbs in English are be, do, have, and will. They function as auxiliaries when followed by another verb (main verb) to form questions, negative sentences, complex sentences, or passive voice
- Documents for 'I Can Do More' – Online Completion and Download 100% Ready
The Declaration and Application for 'I Can Do More' can be completed and downloaded online. The completed online documents are fully ready for printing and submission to the labor office (including wi
- What 2 Trainings Under 'I Can Do More' Are You Entitled To
Participants in the 'I Can Do More' program are entitled to use a total of no more than 2 trainings across all its editions – one for professional competence and one for key competence – language OR d
- November 2 – Deadline for Applying to I Can Do More
On October 11, the Employment Agency published an announcement that the final deadline for submitting applications for training under 'I Can Do More' is November 2. Initially, only the start date for
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