One of the most effective ways to improve your English is by watching movies in their original language with subtitles in your native tongue. In fact, watching movies allows for so-called implicit learning, that is, ...
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Humour in English: British or American?
As the great writer Bertolt Brecht said, “History is horrible without humour.” In fact, what is humour, if not the ability to understand the comic side of situations in life, even of the most tragic? ...
Read More »What’s the origin of the North American accent?
One of the most interesting questions that must be answered when speaking about the English language is why British and American English are so different in both lexicon and in accent. Many believe, and rightly ...
Read More »Episode #33: How to use “can” | ABA on Air
In this episode of our podcast, we are going to teach you how to use the modal verb “can” in English so that you know how to use it properly without encountering any problems. The ...
Read More »Sentences you can put to good use in the market square
When you’re traveling, you normally also want to get to know the culinary variety of other cultures. What’s better than a visit to the local market square? Of course, you can get by at a ...
Read More »American and Canadian English Differences
As we all know, English has an array of accents and dialects that make it a very rich language to learn. There are times however when accents can seem so similar to an untrained ear ...
Read More »How to speak like a South African
Hello ABA friends! Have you heard about South Africa? No, not the south of Africa, South Africa, a country located at the very southern tip of the continent. Well, there are about 5 million people ...
Read More »5 Hidden American gems
What’s up? When we think about the United States, what tends to spring to mind? New York? Los Angeles? Las Vegas? Probably one of these or perhaps the Statue of Liberty or the Grand Canyon. ...
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 »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 ...
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