Good morning ABA Community! Today we’d like to share an amazing video with you! In this video, you will learn 10 idioms which are used regularly in English speaking countries. You will see how the ...
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Grammar for Beginners – Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
Hi! Nice to have you here. Do you know the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers? Cardinal numbers tells “how many.” Cardinal numbers are also known as “counting numbers,” because they show quantity. For example: “Today I ate ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “The future of computing?”
Oh, hai! Welcome to the future. Well, it looks like the future… Surrounded by smart phones and tablets, reading devices and new computer games, this new invention will revolutionize the technology world. Want to know ...
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Hello everyone! How are you today? We would like to remind you, this lovely Monday morning, to listen to the voice you have inside. When it comes to knowing what is best for you, listen ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs: “Love will tear us apart”
Love is an emotion which all of us feel and experience. Being able to express it is a beautiful part of life. Today we want to have a look at expressing love in English. So, ...
Read More »Grammar for Beginners – No or Not?
Hello! How was your weekend? We have all had a very good weekend here in ABA! It was nice, because last week I had a no good weekend; or should I say: “I did not ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “Sky diving record”
Hi! Welcome to our blog again! What is the most daring thing you have ever done? Have you skydived? Would you like to? We think it’s an amazing activity to do once in a lifetime, ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs: “Riders on the Storm”
Time for a bit of music! This is such a classic song, do you know it? It is a song by The Doors, an American rock band, and it first appeared on the album L.A. ...
Read More »English Vocabulary: Idioms and Food Part III – “Soup”
It’s Friday and that makes everyone at ABA English think of Rebecca Black. Do you think of Rebecca Black every Friday? Also, today is part three of our idiom series. Part I was “eggs“, part ...
Read More »Coulda, woulda, shoulda
Hi beautiful people of the world! Today we want to introduce you to a new expression: “coulda, woulda, shoulda”. The expression is actually an informal rendering of three conditions: would have, could have, and should ...
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