Hi! Today we found a super simple chart to help you be a happier person and we want to share it with you. Bob Marley was right when he sang “don’t worry, be happy!” because ...
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Vocabulary Game – Word association!
Sohm swaakohm! (that’s “Welcome” in Khmer, the language of Cambodia). The game we are going to play today is a word association game. It’s very simple! It’s a common word game involving an exchange of ...
Read More »Advanced Grammar – Future Continuous and Will
Hi people of the Internet! Welcome to an advanced level English class! If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! This lesson can be found on the ABA English Course Unit 123 ...
Read More »Learn with ABA English – Did you know…?
Hello beautiful soul, Today we want to share some interesting facts about the English language with you! Did you know…? … the most commonly used letter in the English alphabet is E. … the least ...
Read More »English Vocabulary: Idioms with flowers Part III
Hello you beautiful person! Welcome to the third part of English Idioms with Flowers. Just in case you didn’t see them, here’s Part I and Part II. Enjoy! Mighty oaks from little acorns grow This ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension – How long should you nap?
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening! When do YOU study best? Let us know in the comments’ section! We know a lot of you are very busy: you work, you study, you have a family, ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs – Don’t you forget about me
Welkom! (that’s “Welcome” in Dutch). Have any of you watched The Breakfast Club? It’s a really famous movie from the 80’s about a group of five students who have to go to school on a ...
Read More »Advanced Grammar – Compound Words with ‘No’
Good day ABA Friends. Ok, so we have already learnt how to use compound words with “some” and compound words with “any”. Today we are going to continue with another advanced grammar class with compound ...
Read More »Learn English with the News – Polar bears!
Aloha! On Monday we announced that ABA English can now be found in German, and today’s lesson also comes from Germany: it’s all about two adorable little polar bears that live in the Munich zoo. ...
Read More »ABA English in German!
Hallo! Wie geht es dir? (that’s “Hello! How are you?” in German). And we are saying “hello” in German today because ABA English is proud to present its English course in Deutsche! For all the ...
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