Good morning everybody! Do you know what today is? It’s Teachers’ Day! So we wanted to take this moment to say THANK YOU! to all the ABA Teachers who make learning English possible. Who support ...
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Learn English with Songs: “If you want to sing out, sing out”
Hello! How are you today? It’s Friday and to celebrate that we want to share a beautiful song with you: Cat Steven’s song “If you want to sing out, sing out”. 1. Read the lyrics ...
Read More »English Vocabulary: Interesting Idioms with Clothes
Time to practice some more specific idioms. Today, related to clothing and clothes. You will see a really long list of idioms, but don’t worry! What we want you to do is: 1. Read the ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “Get fit with fun!”
Hi, hi, hi, How are you today? Please let us know, we love hearing from you! We all get a bit bored from going to the gym, right? Well, find out more ways to get ...
Read More »Be Kind.
Hai! We are often asked to give people tips to learn English faster and better. And we have lots of tips, check out our website, but one of our favourite suggestions? Be kind to yourself. ...
Read More »Is Texting Killing the English Language?
Good morning beautiful friends! Mobile phones are everywhere today, and we spend many hours texting our friends… but does this new language cause more harm than good? According to this Ideas article, believes texting is ...
Read More »What is worth having?
Hi! We wanted to say: Here at ABA English we see this every day: students who work hard at their lessons improve over time. It seems obvious, but so often we become discouraged when learning ...
Read More »English Vocabulary – Crime and Criminals
Good morning everyone! How are you today? Ready to learn some vocabulary? Today we will be looking at crime related words. Steal – to take (something that does not belong to you) in a way that ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “Best job in the world!”
Howdy partner, Many of you are possibly still in school, others in university, others working and others looking for work. Whatever your situation, however, we think this news item will interest you. 1. Read the ...
Read More »Language is an art – don’t you think?
Good morning! Edward Sapir, an American anthropologist-linguist, widely considered to be one of the most important figures in the early development of the discipline of linguistics, said the following quote: “Language is an anonymous, collective and ...
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