Helloooo! It’s Friday today, are you looking forward to the weekend? We sure are! In an interview by HuffPost to Eliana Stanislawski, the United States Actions Coordinator for IDC: “We need a Day of the Girl. Girls experience ...

Good morning and welcome to Wednesday! One of our students, Hildgund, sent us an email suggesting this beautiful song by Don McLean. This is the song we will be learning English with today. Ready? 1. Read ...

Good day! Welcome to our little corner of the Internet. This article is from the Huffington Post but we had to share it on our blog, because it’s so awesome to remember all of the ...

Gandhi! Today, the 2nd of October, would have marked Gandhiji’s 144th birthday. Let’s remember his life with this short essay from preservearticles.com: Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi is remembered in the world for four major virtues. ...

Welcome to Monday’s post! And it’s a musical Monday with the news today. Ready to start? Let’s go! 1. Read the text 2. Understand the vocabulary 3. Watch the news! Text Nine-year-old Curtis Elton is ...

Hi! Welcome to our little corner of the Internet. Ok, so a big part of the world is slowly moving towards the heat and fun of summer, but for the other half… winter is coming. ...

Well, hello! Today we will be reading a beautiful poem by W.S.Merwin on September. Remember, to read poems, it’s all about the feel and not just the words… so let the meaning soak through you ...

Hello! 中秋節 in traditional Chinese. ABA English would like to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with you! Remember the news article on Hong Kong’s recycled moon? Today hundreds of thousands will gather around it t to ...

Who feels like a Friday sing-song? Fantastic! As you know, here at ABA English we are big fans of Xavier Rudd, a super talented artists from Australia. In the past we’ve learnt the lyrics from ...

Good day to you all. An onomatopoeia is the creation of words that imitate natural sounds. For example, in English the sound snakes makes is called a “hiss”. Why? Because to us, that’s what it sounds ...