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 ...
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Intermediate Grammar – Facebook Questions Answered II
A member of our ABA Community has asked for help understanding the difference between: Doubt That – Doubt Whether -Doubt If Doubt That Doubt that is used for negative contexts or questions; when you suspect something is ...
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 »Reading Comprehension – PB&J: An American Classic
The peanut butter and jelly sandwich is an American staple of many children’s childhoods. It is typically a food used for snacks or lunch time. The food is as simple as it sounds– two pieces ...
Read More »Intermediate Grammar – Facebook Questions Answered
A member of our ABA English community has asked questions about when the following words are used: Go-going-gonna Why-because All-everyone-everybody To-for Go-Going-Gonna Go – ‘To go’ is the infinitive form of the verb “I want ...
Read More »Kung Fu for Cabin Crew
Hong Kong Airlines has announced that all their cabin crew members will have to train in Wing Chun, a type of Kung Fu practiced by Bruce Lee. Their reasoning for this is to allow their ...
Read More »Introducing New Practice Units!
Hello ABA friends! You may have noticed some extra units when you log into the course. Now we have new units with which you can practice the grammar and vocabulary you’ve learned in the regular ...
Read More »Brazil Builds Largest Lego Tower
Legos are a fun toy many people associate with childhood. You can build almost anything with Legos. Most recently, Brazil has successfully erected the world’s largest Lego tower! Sao Paulo is now home to a tower composedof 500,000 Lego ...
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 ...
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