You’ve probably already learned a few English words from watching TV and movies, but have you ever tried using documentaries to give your language skills a boost? Documentaries can be a great way to learn ...

Have you ever been abroad and decided or had to get a haircut? Did you realise that you didn’t have all of the necessary vocabulary that you needed and were you then left dissatisfied with ...

When we learn a new language, one of the most challenging aspects is trying to remember all of the new vocabulary that we have to learn. Today’s podcast aims to teach you a few handy ...

Technology is now an integral part of our lives, in work, education and social interactions, changing our lives and our perspectives. Virtual reality and artificial intelligence are opening up new development possibilities in commerce, and ...

Studying “say” and “tell” can be a little challenging at the best of times, but have you ever had to study how to use these verbs with reported speech? Our informative podcast today will explain ...

Phrasal verbs are extremely important to memorise and use when trying to learn English. Using phrasal verbs often shows a sense of fluidity and good comprehension of the English language. The important thing is to ...

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 ...

This week Teacher Robin has prepared another live class about getting your hair done in English. As well an explanation, we will give you examples and exercises so that you can understand the class perfectly. You can ...

Back by popular demand, this article follows on from our recent blog “An Introduction to Phonetics”. You will remember that the English Language contains 44 separate sounds and some of them are unique to the ...

Today we are going to learn about the expressions, not yet, still not and never. Learning about not yet, still not and never with @ABAEnglish Click To Tweet Let’s start off with not yet. “Not ...