Hello ABA Community! Remember the Story of The First Well? We all enjoyed the story of a soldier who travelled for a very long time in search of water. This video is about a baby ...
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Learning English with Word Games!
Hello everyone! Ready to learn some vocabulary by playing a fun game with us? Great! Studying English can be hard: we have to memorize vocabulary, study grammar and practice our pronunciation. But it can also ...
Read More »Free New ABA English Practice Units!
Hello ABA Community! Remember when we told you about the new practice units being added to the ABA English Course for free? Well, we are happy to present a new video! Watch the following video ...
Read More »Learn English with the News – Nurturing Creativity
What does it mean to nurture? Nurture, by defintion, means to help (something or someone) to grow, develop, or succeed. In today’s culture it is often believed that creativity comes from within one’s own self. ...
Read More »Learn English with the News – American Woman Wakes Up Speaking With an Irish Accent
Could you imagine coming home from a visit to the dentist’s office and speaking with a foreign accent? That’s what happened to a woman in Newport, Oregon. Karen Butler had a normal reaction to oral ...
Read More »Learn English with the News – China’s “Crazy English” Way of Learning!
Have you heard about this non-traditional way of learning English in China? Li Yang, the creator of this method, believes that the best way to learn English is by practicing orally. And we completely agree! ...
Read More »Learn English at the Oscars!
The Oscar winners were finally announced! The 2011 Academy Awards were held on February 27, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. Some of the award-winning actors include Natalie Portman, Christian Bale, and Colin Firth. “The King’s ...
Read More »OK is OK to Use When Speaking English
Okay? OK? How often do you use the word OK? The word OK has become widely popular throughout the world and in many languages as a signal of well-being. The BBC News Magazine has recently ...
Read More »English Vocabulary: Street Art and Social Responsibility
Did you that slogans of protest and political or social commentary were the start of graffiti and street art? However, it was in the late 1960’s in New York, that graffiti really took off, with artists ...
Read More »Grammar Video Classes for Free
Each unit of our course includes a videoclass - a video lesson taught by one of our ABA teachers which covers the grammar you saw in the ABA Film at the start of the unit.
The video classes are an essential educational resource which will help you to understand the content of the English course units. They are a useful and complete tool which you will be able to use whenever you need, to understand the grammar better and revise what you have learnt.
Each unit has a corresponding video class: our team of teachers will offer you an easy and entertaining explanation of English grammar, starting with basic things and gradually getting to the most complex things.
You can watch these videoclasses with subtitles in your own language, in English, or without subtitles when you are able to understand them completely.
Would you like to watch one? Here is teacher Ella, explaining the conditional and how to use it with the present:
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