Prepositions in English are not the easiest of topics but with practice, you’ll get there. In today’s podcast we will focus on prepositions of place in English and how to use them correctly. Give the ...
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Communicating with your foreign in-laws in English
Well here you are, you have met the person of your dreams and now the time has come for you to meet their parents. You’re keen to make a good impression and get on with ...
Read More »Reported speech in English
Reported speech is used to explain what somebody said, without quoting the exact words. For example, you could say: “I found an article that said that reported speech is used to explain what someone says ...
Read More »Top tips for hiring (and driving) a car abroad
Are you planning a trip overseas in the near future and looking to drive around and explore new pastures? Driving may seem like riding a bicycle in terms of muscle memory, but when it comes ...
Read More »Episode #37: Phone vocabulary | ABA on Air
Speaking on the phone to somebody we don’t know can be daunting enough as it is in one’s mother tongue, but what about doing it in a language that isn’t yours? This episode will teach ...
Read More »How to make friends in English
Have you ever studied a semester abroad or perhaps done an internship or some work overseas? Is it possible that you have employees from all around the world? Whatever your story, it is more than ...
Read More »Clear Enunciation in IELTS Speaking
This post originally appeared on the Magoosh IELTS blog. Many IELTS students who have acceptable pronunciation, but poor enunciation. Clear enunciation in IELTS Speaking is very important to master before your IELTS test date. Here ...
Read More »Top 7 horror movies to learn English
Rule number one for the horror film industry: provoke an emotional reaction in the public. Whether the story line of the film is based on real life events or not, the real purpose of these ...
Read More »Episode #36: English idioms | ABA on Air
As well all know, English is a very rich language with a vast vocabulary that never stops evolving. In this episode of ABA’s podcast series, we are going to take a look at some great ...
Read More »“Yet”, “Already” and “still”
Today we’re are focusing on unit 88 of the ABA course. We are going to learn how to use “yet”, “already” and “still” correctly in English. Let’s start off by looking at “yet.” We use ...
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