Hello you beautiful person! Welcome to the third part of English Idioms with Flowers. Just in case you didn’t see them, here’s Part I and Part II. Enjoy! Mighty oaks from little acorns grow This ...

Woo hoo! Here you are. We hope you are ready for today’s news: a man who hears colours. Don’t believe us? You’ll see… 1. Read the text 2. Understand the vocabulary 3. Watch the video ...

Bonjour! (that’s  “hello” in French). Remember we did “Idioms with flowers part I” the other day? Well, we are going to continue with more idioms! Jungle out there If someone says that it is a ...

Bonjour! (that’s “hello” in French). Laughing is one of the best ways to spend our time as humans on this planet, right? So today we are going to look at different words we can use ...

Today we are going to be learning all about a new expression: “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Have you ever heard it? It means that it is polite and respectful to adapt ...

Put your hands together, it’s another ABA English blog post! How are you today? We hope you want to sing a little because we are going to be learning some new vocabulary and then singing ...

Saludos! (that’s “Greetings” in Spanish). Idioms, as you know, are a very important part of the English language. Lots of idioms take inspiration from nature; from flowers, plants and trees. Today we will explain 7 ...

Good morning, afternoon or night! Matt Cutts is an engineer at Google and he gave a speech at TED. Here at ABA English we all love TED Talks because you can find them about any ...

Aloha! Everyone loves flowers, right? Especially orchids, they are so beautiful! This news item is all about these flowers blooming in New York. Ready to listen to the news in English? 1. Read the text ...

Wazzup?? Remember when that was still cool? Anyways, today’s reading comprehension will introduce you to 13 new words. They are words invented by Shakespeare. This article was originally on the HuffPost. Although they were created ...