Inglês da Professora Denise Mardegan

Objetivo da Aula: Revisar o uso do Present Perfect na manutenção de aeronaves, abordando a estrutura afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa, além de introduzir o uso de "since" e "for". 1. Revisão do Present Perfect: O Present Perfect é um tempo verbal utilizado para expressar ações que começaram no passado e têm relevância no presente. Ele é formado pelo verbo auxiliar "have/has" seguido do particípio passado do verbo principal. - Afirmativa:   - I have inspected the aircraft.   - The engineers have completed the maintenance. - Negativa:   - I have not found any issues.   - The technicians have not replaced the faulty component. - Interrogativa:   - Have you checked the avionics system?   - Has the crew performed the required checks? 2. Uso de "Since" e "For": - Since:   - Utilizado para indicar o ponto específico no tempo em que a ação começou.     - Example:  The aircraft has been in service since 2022. She has not been a pilot since 2...

1. Introdução Objetivo: Apresentar o tema da aula e destacar a importância do Present Perfect na comunicação relacionada à manutenção de aeronaves. Atividade: 1. Cumprimente os alunos e crie um ambiente amigável e acolhedor na sala de aula. 2. Inicie a aula com uma breve introdução ao tópico: "Today, we will learn about an important English verb tense called Present Perfect. Present Perfect is widely used in the aviation industry, especially in aircraft maintenance, to report past actions that are relevant in the present."   3. Agora vou te Apresentar alguns cenários de uso do Present Perfect na manutenção de aeronaves "Today, we will learn about an important English verb tense called Present Perfect. Present Perfect is widely used in the aviation industry, especially in aircraft maintenance, to report past actions that are relevant in the present."   4. Destaque a importância de se comunicar efetivamente em inglês na indústria da aviação: ...

Parts inside the Aircraft Flying can be an exciting as well as a jumpy and stressful experience for those flying for the first time. While you may be excited about travelling by air, there is also this lurking fear that you may not know what to do. Knowing what to expect as you enter the cabin can be reassuring. When passengers enter the aircraft they are seated in what is called the cabin area. This area is divided into different sections for business and economy class passengers. The first row and the emergency exit rows are generally preferred by tall people who need more leg room. Front rows are also preferred by those who do not want a bumpy ride since the movement of the aircraft is exaggerated in the rear rows. EMERGENCY EXIT The cabin area also includes the galley where the food is prepared, seating area for flight attendants and storage space that is used to carry food and beverages and other essential items. The space in between the seats is known as ...

Packing! Aim Practice English skills in an aviation context Learn some packing tips and some new vocabulary Have fun! Tip!  If possible, read through the entire lesson out loud When the cabin crew come striding through the airport, immaculately uniformed and groomed, you can be sure that none of them are carting luggage that’s bulging to the point of zips breaking, or a carry-on with a pair of shoes tied on to the outside! And you just know that when they get to their destination they’re not going to be changing into crumpled clothing, or turning the contents of their bags out onto the hotel room floor in search of a pair of socks. PACKING BAGS What’s even more impressive is that despite the neat and minimalist packing job, each flight attendant has no doubt also packed some lunch and snacks, gadgets and other items that flight attendants quickly learn to pack. Oh, and of course nothing ever leaks! Some little-known packing tips for travellers! A...

Dicionário On line: http://www.aviationdictionary.org/ https://trainingzone.eurocontrol.int/phraseology/ICAO/search.jsp Testes para mecanico: http://www.bwise2.co.uk/tests.html http://inglesaviacao.com/english-for-executives/