Hello ABA Friends I hope you are all having a great day! Do you know how to use qualifying adjectives in English? If not, don’t worry too much because we are here to help you ...
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5 series to watch to perfect your British accent
Hey everyone As you know, English is a language spoken in many different countries. So it’s normal for accents and vocabulary to change according to the variant of the language. De gustibus non est disputandum! ...
Read More »Why more than 15 million students are already learning with this method
It’s true, 15,000,000 students around the world are learning English at the ABA English campus. That’s a pretty big number. There must be a good reason why so many people are signed up to this ...
Read More »Past simple of modal verb “can”
Hey everybody! How are you all? Good, we hope! So, we’ve previously looked at the modal verb “can” in the present tense and “cannot” or “can’t” in negative form in the present tense and it ...
Read More »Learn the Second Conditional Through Popular Music
BY DAVID RECINE ON MARCH 30, 2016 IN FUN, GRAMMAR This post originally appeared on the Magoosh TOEFL blog. As Kate outlines in an earlier post, there are four grammar constructions for conditional statements—statements that ...
Read More »5 Special ways to say “Good luck”
We all love a bit of luck in our lives, don’t we? Well, as it turns out in English, there are many different ways of wishing someone “good luck” so let’s take a look at ...
Read More »The future of modal verb “can”
Hey ABA family! So we know how to use the modal verb “can” in the present tense, but do we know how to use it in the future? Fear not as in today’s blog post ...
Read More »The comparative of equality in English
What’s up everybody! Today we have an interesting post for you that will enable you to make comparisons of two things in English explaining that something is the same or not the same as something ...
Read More »Phrasal verbs with multiple meanings
One of the most difficult things for non-native English speakers is learning and memorizing phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs are often really confusing, and more than likely have more than one meaning which would make any ...
Read More »4 Tips for Improving Your TOEFL Reading Score
This post originally appeared on the Magoosh TOEFL blog. Not at your TOEFL Reading target score yet? There are several things you can do to boost your score. Here are a few tips and tricks. ...
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