What’s new everybody? It’s that fun time to learn about English grammar again and everyone at ABA knows you all love to learn. Today’s post is very important as it will teach you about the ...
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Reading Practice: TOEFL Vocabulary Question #1 – Answer
BY RACHEL KAPELKE-DALE ON FEBRUARY 11, 2016 IN READING, READING PRACTICE This post originally appeared on the Magoosh TOEFL blog. The best way to get a high score on the TOEFL isn’t by cramming, but ...
Read More »The verb “to like”
What’s up ABA family! Do you like to learn? Do you like improving your English? Well if so, you’re in the right place! In today’s post we are going to look at the verb “to ...
Read More »5 Special ways to say “Good luck”
We all love a bit of luck in our lives, don’t we? Well, as it turns out in English, there are many different ways of wishing someone “good luck” so let’s take a look at ...
Read More »Future Perfect – Advanced
Hey, everyone! Are you all ready to brush up on some important grammar? I bet you are so let’s go! The Future Perfect is a slightly difficult tense in English but it is important to ...
Read More »The comparative of equality in English
What’s up everybody! Today we have an interesting post for you that will enable you to make comparisons of two things in English explaining that something is the same or not the same as something ...
Read More »5 Reasons to learn a new language
Hi friends! Have you ever wondered why people learn a new language? Have you ever wanted to learn a new language but just didn’t know if it would be worth it? We are going to ...
Read More »Comparative adjectives in English
Hey everybody! It’s that time again where we get the opportunity to improve our English that bit more with our weekly grammar post. Today we are going to look at comparative adjectives in English and ...
Read More »Phrasal verbs with multiple meanings
One of the most difficult things for non-native English speakers is learning and memorizing phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs are often really confusing, and more than likely have more than one meaning which would make any ...
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 ...
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