What’s up guys! It is said that grammar can sometimes be tricky. Would you agree? In today’s blog post, we are going to look at the use of the pronoun “it” in impersonal sentences and ...
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5 Foreign meals in British cuisine
For years, us Brits have gone all over Europe and even to the Caribbean and Mexico on our happy holidays and along the way have tried some incredible and some *cough* not incredible *cough* food. ...
Read More »Present simple and continuous with future meaning
What’s new everyone? It’s that time of the day again where we start to focus on our English and what we can do to improve it. Today we are going to be looking at the ...
Read More »British people’s least favourite American actions
We may all share the same mother tongue and generally get each other, but there are some things that both sides will just not understand about the other. Today we’re going to look at actions ...
Read More »4 ways to say sorry
Most languages are usually rich in synonyms of certain words and English is no exception to that general idea. With the language having more than one million words, there are plenty of others ways to ...
Read More »Should businesses use online translation websites?
In the last few years the use of online translation tools has risen dramatically as more and more translation websites pop up on the internet such as Google Translate and FreeTranslation just to name a ...
Read More »Why online teachers are important
In the ever changing online world we live in, it can sometimes be hard to keep up with new technology and advances in education due to their continuous development. In a society where education is ...
Read More »3 British meals which are missed when abroad
Hey ABA friends! When you live abroad, you often start to find that you miss the food from your own country or perhaps treats that are not even just native to your country, but perhaps ...
Read More »Unit 13 – A Funny Chat in the Pub
Classifying English verbs The storyline Sam and Elisabeth are English teachers. Sam explains some very original ideas about English grammar and they have fun talking about them… Grammatical content You will begin to study verbs ...
Read More »Negative sentences with “must” and “should”
What’s new everyone? As we have mentioned in previous blog posts, “must” and “should” serve for obligations and suggestions/advice. In today’s blog post, we are going to look at their structure in negative form and ...
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