“Must” has no past form, so we generally use the past form of “to have to” to refer to past obligations or strong necessities. Let’s take a look at some examples, shall we? She had ...
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Conditional sentences with modal verbs
We are going to look at conditional sentences using the modals “can”, “must”, “may” and “might”, instead of “will.” The conditional used with these modal verbs is usually the first conditional. Its purpose is to ...
Read More »Present perfect continuous
A very important tense used in English is the “present perfect continuous” tense. By now you should all know how to use the “present perfect” tense which was studied in unit 85 of the ABA ...
Read More »Top 10 phrasal verbs with “take”
We all know and love phrasal verbs, don’t we? The only tricky thing for a non-native speaker is using them in the correct way and understanding their meanings. There are thousands of different phrasal verbs ...
Read More »How to use “ever” and “how long”
Hello again ABA friends! Let’s look at two very common expressions in the English language: Ever How long Both these expressions are very important to learn and master, especially if you want to form question ...
Read More »Superlatives
Hey everybody! I know what you are thinking, ABA English is the best, the most exciting and the most enjoyable course you have ever done in your life! Right? I certainly hope that is true. ...
Read More »Future tenses revision
What’s happening ABA family? After being able to speak in the present and the past, we need to be able to express how we plan to do something in the future which is why we ...
Read More »“There was” and “there were” in past simple
Howdy everyone! We are sure you love learning English so we always want to make it interesting and useful for you. In today’s post we are going to look at the past simple form of ...
Read More »The impersonal pronoun “it”
What’s new ABA family? We’re back and we have another action packed grammar blog post for you, so that you continue to improve your level of English. Today we are going to be focusing on ...
Read More »Substitutes for “if”- “unless” & “in case”
How is it going everyone? Today we are going to focus on a point which is not everyone’s favourite- conditionals. We are going to centre our attention on substituting “unless” and “in case” in place ...
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