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Structure: ‘Prepositions pilots get wrong’
Arrive to? Depend of? Enter in? Prepositions are the little words that connect verbs to the world — and they follow patterns, not logic. That is…
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Aviation English grammar explained for pilots and controllers – clear rules, real aviation examples and practice exercises to lift your ICAO test performance.
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Structure: ‘Zero conditional’
Facts that are always true need their own tense: the zero conditional. We build one from this week's radio-altimeter news, then practise rewriting general truths.
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Structure: ‘Indirect questions’
Airbus is flight-testing a folding wingtip — and quietly using an indirect question to explain why. Learn how to embed a question inside a statement.
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Structure: ‘Much, many, a little, a few’
Much, many, a little, a few — the quantifiers that tell you how much cargo or how many seats, built around Loganair's new electric fleet.
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Structure: ‘Inversion’
Formal inversion in conditionals — Should, Were and Had — practised through United's redesigned Economy Plus cabin, with error correction and a real-use writing task.
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Structure: ‘Articles: a, an, the — or nothing?’
A, an, the — or nothing at all? Articles are the small words before a noun: a, an and the. English also uses no article at…