You can pass a vocabulary quiz. You can memorize grammar rules. But when you’re in the middle of a STANAG listening test, faced with rapid-fire English that sounds nothing like your textbook, most people freeze. And on the field? That’s not just an exam problem—it’s a performance problem. Here’s the shift: STANAG listening is not about understanding every word. It’s about extracting mission-critical meaning under pressure. Many officers fail not because their English is weak
"On Monday we’ve had  a technical issue but this week we resolved  it and everything is running smoothly now. " This phrase is so wrong it gives me a headache. And if you are among those who don’t see an issue here, this is the right post for you.  You seem confused about when to say what (did vs have done, had vs have had, went vs have gone), and that’s simply because you’ve never been taught the Difference in Use & Purpose  of the various types of Past!  Although spoke
