Hello lovely people! You know what is part of the story of all of us? Struggle. Do you know what a struggle is? Struggle – a long effort to do, achieve, or deal with something that ...
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Reading Comprehension: “A Valentine Stone”
Happy Valentine YOU! Here at ABA English we all wish you a fun day surrounded by those you love – be in friends or family! This post is, of course, a lesson in English, but ...
Read More »What isn’t a spectator sport?
Good morning! A spectator sport is something that people watch other people do without becoming involved themselves. Do you know what is NOT a spectator sport? Learning! Because learning is active, we have to practice ...
Read More »What is a Cuban sandwich?
Aloha! Remember a couple of weeks ago we wrote about a great expression we had found? Sometimes life is about making complicated sandwiches Today we are going to be reading about how to make a ...
Read More »Pep talk from Kid President!
Buenos días amigos! How are you today? It’s Friday today and we want to leave you with a fantastic message from Internet sensation Kid President. This video has gone viral during the past week and ...
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is the day. What are you going to do with it? Make sure you make the most of it! You know what ABA English is doing? Launching a brand new, beautiful and updated website just ...
Read More »Idioms with purple and pink
Hello people and hello Tuesday! How are you today? Feeling a bit blue after Monday? Blue – to feel sad. Today we are going to learn some colour-related idioms! Purple Purple prose – writing that is more ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension: “To accent or not to accent?”
Good morning! Today we are going to learn about accents in singing and speaking with an article from mentalfloss. Ready? Reader Jared wrote in with this question: “Why do singers I perceive as having accents ...
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… One step at a time is the only way we move forward. Some days are harder than others, we understand. Simply take a deep breath and keep going. You can do it.
Read More »Excuses, excuses
Do you make excuses? Before we read the article and learn some new English words, remember: Here are the four common excuse-making patterns and how to avoid them. 1. Time & condition excuses Being late ...
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