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Structure: ‘Purpose clauses’
Three ways to say why an airline does what it does — to, in order to and so that — with a gap-fill drawn from Southwest's…
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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: ‘Due to vs because’
When do you use 'due to' and when 'because'? Practise the difference with Air India's fuel-driven flight cuts.
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Structure: ‘Comparatives and superlatives’
Practise comparatives and superlatives with the story of Hermeus breaking the sound barrier: review the -er/-est and more/most patterns, then build your own sentences.
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Structure: ‘The first conditional’
The first conditional is one of the most useful structures in aviation English — for talking about real future scenarios, regulations, and procedures. Practise building first…
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Structure: ‘Reporting verbs’
In aviation investigation reports, reporting verbs do more than introduce quotes—they shape meaning. This Advanced practice exercises the differences between stated, revealed, acknowledged, and indicated using…
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Structure: ‘Participle clauses’
Advanced-level grammar activity on participle clauses, recycling vocabulary from the NTSB report on drug findings in fatally injured pilots.