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Structure: ‘Too and enough’
Too means more than is safe; enough means just right. Spot and correct common too/enough mistakes using sentences from the United 767 Newark runway incident.
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Structure: ‘Present perfect vs past simple’
Present perfect or past simple? Sort out the two tenses using the easyJet and Rolls-Royce hydrogen engine test, then try a gap-fill.
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Structure: ‘Past perfect’
Use the past perfect to step back in a past-tense story. Practise with error-correction items drawn from the collapse of Spirit Airlines.
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Structure: ‘Inversion’
Inversion places the auxiliary verb before the subject to create emphasis and a formal register — a feature of aviation directives, ICAO documents, and safety bulletins.…
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Structure: ‘Indirect questions’
Indirect questions embed a direct question inside a polite opening phrase, changing the word order and softening the register. Practise forming them with aviation examples from…
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Structure: ‘Modals of possibility’
Learn how to use could, might and may to talk about possibilities in aviation — then test yourself with a context-driven gap-fill using vocabulary from the…