The simplified version of English has been turned into a genuine international way of communicating. As an English student, maybe it has happened to you: you discover that your conversations in English are more fluent ...
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Episode # 42: Future of “there is” & “there are | ABA on Air
From our studying, we know that there are two ways to express quantity in the present tense in English. How many ways are there in the future, however? In today’s podcast, we are going to ...
Read More »Phrasal verbs (lll) to improve your English
Today we are going to continue with phrasal verbs. Please refer back to unit 143 to refresh your memory about how to use separable phrasal verbs or simply check out this post for more information. ...
Read More »Episode #41: Possessive adjectives | ABA on Air
Due to being different from most European languages, possession in English can sometimes be tricky. In today’s episode we are going to have a look at possessive adjectives in English and teach you how to use ...
Read More »Phrasal verbs (II) that will help you succeed
Phrasal verbs are extremely important to memorise and use when trying to learn English. Using phrasal verbs often shows a sense of fluidity and good comprehension of the English language. The important thing is to ...
Read More »Episode #40: Future perfect continuous | ABA on Air
Compound tenses are always tricky due to how they are comprised and today’s is no different. In this episode of the ABA podcast, we are going to look at the future perfect continuous tense in ...
Read More »Episode #39: Prepositions of place | ABA on Air
Prepositions in English are not the easiest of topics but with practice, you’ll get there. In today’s podcast we will focus on prepositions of place in English and how to use them correctly. Give the ...
Read More »Communicating with your foreign in-laws in English
Well here you are, you have met the person of your dreams and now the time has come for you to meet their parents. You’re keen to make a good impression and get on with ...
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Reported speech is used to explain what somebody said, without quoting the exact words. For example, you could say: “I found an article that said that reported speech is used to explain what someone says ...
Read More »Episode #38: English proverbs | ABA on Air
If your objective is to become fluent in a language, then it’s absolutely vital that you stop and take the time to understand and learn proverbs in that language. Today’s podcast post will teach you ...
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