Prepositions of place and movement; Aircraft General

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The use of prepositions in English has always come across as a daunting topic to learn, especially when all those little yet powerful words seem to be so confusing on their own or associated with verbs. Unless the concept behind their use is understood, any attempt to memorize them will feel frustrating, so say the least. Prepositions, as used in Aviation English are incredibly meaningful descriptors of position and movement and can only be associated with a strong visual references that convey exactly that. This means that one should bear in mind how relative the information can be and how important it is to keep the reference, the point-of-view, equally well defined.

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Slide 3 : Span Width Length Trailing edge Leading edge Measurements

Slide 4 : o INNER (cylinder)‏ OUTER (cylinder)‏

Slide 5 : Landing Gear OUTER WHEEL OUTER WHEEL INNER WHEEL INNER WHEEL

Slide 6 : CENTRE LINE AFT SECTION FORWARD SECTION THROUGH

Slide 7 : UPPER (SECTION)‏ LOWER (SECTION)‏

Slide 8 : HEIGHT DIFFERENCES FIN RUDDER Forward Section Aft Section Upper fuselage Lower fuselage

Slide 9 : source Pump or Valve downstream Upstream (of...)

Slide 10 : source Pump or Valve downstream Upstream (of...) Downstream of...

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Faye Waddington
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