Structure: ‘Causative verbs (have/get something done)’
Someone else does the action for you: how to build and use the causative (have/get something done), with practice from a real airline-refund story.
CEFR B1 (intermediate) aviation English — paired with ICAO Level 4, the operational level that is the ICAO minimum for international flying. Everything here works the core radiotelephony and plain-language skills you need to reach and hold Level 4.
Someone else does the action for you: how to build and use the causative (have/get something done), with practice from a real airline-refund story.
A recall grounded hundreds of jets — and a chance to practise reporting what was predicted or already planned, seen from a point in the past.
Two linkers for showing contrast between two things, and how they differ from ‘but’.
Learn to say what something is for with to, in order to, so that and for, using the world’s first certified electric air taxi.
Talk about imagined situations with if + past simple and would, using the UK air traffic failure that stranded 700,000 passengers.
A single faulty flight plan shut down UK air traffic control on a bank holiday, cancelling more than 1,500 flights and disrupting over 700,000 passengers.