FL150 – Aviation English Grammar Foundations

I’ll help you build the solid grammar foundation every ICAO Level 4 pilot and controller needs.

Hello,
I’m Emilia Barska

In this course, I’d like to show you how to study with me and build the grammar foundation that will carry you confidently to ICAO Level 4 Operational.

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Are these descriptions close to you?

checkboxAnother week has passed and you still mix up present simple and present continuous in your own reports.

checkbox You keep postponing the moment you start, because basic grammar feels overwhelming and you don’t know where to begin.

checkbox You learned English a long time ago, but tenses, questions and prepositions still feel chaotic and need real revision.

checkbox You’re not sure you can reach ICAO Level 4, because grammar mistakes keep slipping into your radio communication.

checkbox An unpredictable flight or duty schedule makes it hard to commit to regular classes.

If yes, this course is for you. Read on because you’re on the best track to improve.

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FL150 Course is designed for:

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Traffic control

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In FL150 Course you’ll learn

Present, past & future time

We build your grammar timeline from the ground up: present tenses for routines, SOPs and aircraft performance, past tenses for reports and past habits, and future forms for arrangements and timetables.

Asking questions & modal verbs

Precise questions and the right modal verb keep radio communication and written reports unambiguous — essential skills at ICAO Level 4.

Nouns, articles, adjectives & adverbs

Small words, big impact. This module shows you how the right article or adjective changes what a message actually says.

Aviation speaking grammar

This is something nobody else teaches: short vs full forms, when not to contract, and the formal-informal vocabulary shifts that make you sound natural on frequency.

Grammar in real aviation

Every rule is applied to real METARs, NOTAMs, ATIS, accident reports and ATC transcripts, so grammar sticks where it matters — in operational English.

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This course is for those who:

checkboxWant to self-study at their own pace with clear, focused video lessons.

checkboxLearned English before, but know their grammar is chaotic and needs solid revision from the basics up.

checkboxWant steady, structured practice that fits around a flight or duty schedule, wherever they’re based.

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Let me be honest with you.
This course is not for everyone.

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This course is not for those who:

cross Don’t like self-studying.

cross Prefer real-time classes at home.

cross Don’t like watching tutorial videos.

cross Already use present, past and future tenses, modal verbs and basic prepositions confidently.

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Details, please! How does this course look inside?

modules icon5 modules + Bonus Module

This course consists of 10 modules plus a Bonus Module, clearly divided so you can concentrate on one grammar point at a time. We start with present time and build steadily through questions, past and future tenses, modal verbs, nouns, articles, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions, then finish with aviation speaking grammar and real operational texts. From A to Z.

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SHORT, FOCUSED TUTORIALS

FL150 Course guides you step by step from the basics to confident, correct grammar, one short lesson at a time.

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If you have a problem regarding the course, write to me and we’ll sort it out individually.

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POST-MODULE CHECKLIST

Once you finish a module, check whether you’ve mastered the essential skills before moving on.

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LIVE MEETINGS – WEBINARS

Ask me your questions during a webinar, a live meeting where you can see me but I cannot see you.

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12-MONTH ACCESS

12-month course access and all its updates plus the Webinar Library.

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FACEBOOK GROUP

You’re invited to join our Facebook support group.

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Modules’ description:

Module 1 – Present, Past & Future Time

We build your grammar timeline from the ground up.

– Present Simple vs Present Continuous (routines, SOPs, ongoing situations, developing emergencies),

– Stative vs Dynamic Verbs (appear, think, see, feel, have),

– Past Simple, Past Continuous, Used To and Would,

– Will, Going To, and Present tenses for arrangements and timetables.

Module 2 – Asking Questions & Modal Verbs

Precise questions and the right modal verb keep communication unambiguous.

– Yes/No, Wh-, Subject, Object and Negative Questions,

– Question Tags and Indirect (Reported) Questions,

– Can/Could, May/Might, Must/Have To,

– Should/Ought To, Needn’t vs Mustn’t — only the modal verbs ICAO candidates use constantly.

Module 3 – Nouns, Articles, Adjectives & Adverbs

Small words, big impact on meaning.

– Countable & Uncountable Nouns, Some/Any, Much/Many, A Lot Of,

– Articles: a, an, the, and the zero article,

– Adjectives vs Adverbs, Comparison,

– Enough/Too, Very/Quite/Rather.

Module 4 – Prepositions & Aviation Speaking Grammar

– Not all English prepositions — only the operational ones: in/on/at, into/onto, above/below, over/under, through, across, along, beyond, toward, via.

– Short vs full forms (“I’m”, “I’ve”, “We’ll”) and when not to contract,

– Formal vs informal vocabulary (get/receive, fix/rectify, help/assist),

– Common grammar mistakes eliminated one by one.

Module 5 – Grammar in Real Aviation + Bonus Module

– Grammar only sticks when you see it in real aviation language, so every rule is taught through METAR, NOTAM, ATIS, accident reports, pilot interviews and ATC transcripts.

– We also cover cabin announcements, incident summaries, safety reports and ICAO picture descriptions.

– Bonus Module – Grammar Survival Kit: the 100 mistakes ICAO examiners hear most often, and exactly how to avoid them.

To sum up

ICAO LEVEL 3–4 FOUNDATION

FL150 is designed for students who want a solid grammar foundation on the way to ICAO Level 4 Operational.

LEARN ALL OVER THE WORLD

You can revisit and review the training materials any time.

SHORT, FOCUSED VIDEOS

This course is clearly divided into short tutorial learning videos.

SUPPORT

If you have technical issues or are simply having a challenge you need help with, write emilia@revisebeforeflight.com

LEARN AT YOUR OWN PACE

You can slow things down and work on your own schedule.

365-DAY COURSE ACCESS

You have access to the current (and updated!) learning materials for one year from purchase.

HELPFUL PDFs

Track your own progress regularly with downloadable PDFs. You can keep using them even after your course access ends.

COURSE UPDATES AND NEW TUTORIALS

This course is constantly updated and developed to deliver the best possible learning experience.

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“I truly recommend The FL350 – Advanced Aviation English Online Course!
I had a pleasure to learn with these professional materials.
I studied hard and we made a success -I scored the ICAO
Level 5. Thank you Emilia for your invaluable help!”

Tadeusz, a B787 pilot.

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