Hello! I hope you’re well today and ready to learn all about the “f” sound in English. Start by taking a look at the following words: photo gift half laugh friend staff As you ...
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Do you think like a hedgehog or a fox?
Howdy! Are you looking to improve your business English? Then this class is for you! We have teamed up with Dialogue Review to share one of their fascinating magazine articles and, of course, teach you some English ...
Read More »Ways of saying “very good”
Hello, everyone! Are you tired of always saying that something is “good” or “very good”? Don’t you wish that there was another way of emphasising how good something is? Well, if that is your dilemma, ...
Read More »Intermediate Grammar – “That” as a Relative Pronoun
Hello! I hope you’re having a great day! The word “that” has many different uses in English. Today we’re going to focus on just one of them: “that” as a relative pronoun. “That” can be ...
Read More »The ABA Book Club Reviews – Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson
Hello, fellow bookworms! Today I want to recommend a book I read many years ago but which I still remember, the funny “Notes from a Small Island” by the American travel writer Bill Bryson. Bryson ...
Read More »How to write a Cover Letter
Looking for a job is something all of us do at some stage in our lives, be it in our own country or abroad. When looking for work, it is always important to add information ...
Read More »Useful Phrases & Vocabulary for International Travel
Hi, ABA friends! If you have ever been abroad then you know how hard it can be to communicate, especially when flying or asking for information at an airport. If you already know how to ...
Read More »Differences between the verbs “to do” and “to make”
Today we’re going to learn the main differences between the verbs to do and to make. These two verbs have similar meanings but can be complicated for English learners. How are they used correctly? Let’s take a look! Generally, we ...
Read More »Intermediate Grammar – Saxon Genitive
Hello there! Today we’re going to talk about the English possessive or Saxon genitive, which is used to show ownership or possession. It is formed by adding ’s to the word indicating the owner. It ...
Read More »ABA English – Winner of the Best Educational App of 2015
We are pleased to announce that on December 8th we won the award for the Best Educational App of 2015 at the Reimagine Education Awards (otherwise known as “The Oscars of Education”). Our Chief Learning ...
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