What’s new ABA family? We’re back and we have another action packed grammar blog post for you, so that you continue to improve your level of English. Today we are going to be focusing on ...
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5 Useful English proverbs
Hello ABA friends! I hope you are all having a great day! Do you know what proverbs are? If you don’t, you’ve come to the right place, proverbs are a collection of wise expressions or ...
Read More »3 Interesting ways to say “a little”
Here at ABA we pride ourselves on knowing that we are making a difference to our students’ learning everyday and that is something that we always want to improve on. With that in mind, today’s ...
Read More »3 creative ways to find time in a busy schedule
We believe we should fill our days with activities and people that bring us joy, that help us on our journey to personal growth. That make us happy. So how can we fit in time ...
Read More »Using gerunds after verbs
Hey guys! A bit of a confusing grammar point in English is knowing when to use a gerund or infinitive after a verb. In today’s blog post we are going to look at different examples ...
Read More »Learn with Videos – The Nightmare before Christmas
Hello, fellow holiday makers! Today we want to share a brilliant poem with you all. Have you heard of Tim Burton? He is a very well-known American film director, producer, artist, writer, and animator. His ...
Read More »The Most Important TOEFL Information
Hey everybody! Here at Magoosh, we pride ourselves in giving you all things TOEFL. This includes advice on admissions, immigration, jobs that require TOEFL scores, different formats and versions of the exam, study tips for ...
Read More »The worst sources for TOEFL vocabulary
Originally posted on the Magoosh TOEFL blog! Learning vocabulary is one of the most basic parts of studying English, so getting good vocabulary is massively important. But there are a range of different types of ...
Read More »How to avoid awkward situations when meeting new people
Hey everybody! As language learners, we are always keen to practice with new people we meet who speak the language that we are studying but there are a few things we must always keep in ...
Read More »Substitutes for “if”- “unless” & “in case”
How is it going everyone? Today we are going to focus on a point which is not everyone’s favourite- conditionals. We are going to centre our attention on substituting “unless” and “in case” in place ...
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