Hello ABA friends! I hope you are all having a great day! Do you know what proverbs are? If you don’t, you’ve come to the right place, proverbs are a collection of wise expressions or ...

What’s new ABA friends? Do you sometimes think it’s tricky in English to get the wording right when you are using expressions or adverbs of Frequency? Not to worry, as today we are going to ...

Hey everybody! As language learners, we are always keen to practice with new people we meet who speak the language that we are studying but there are a few things we must always keep in ...

Hey ABA students and keen English learners! People often wonder why they should spend their time learning English and often imagine how doing this would directly affect their lives and improve the quality of opportunities ...

How is every going ABA friends? You will probably have noticed when reading English that you have seen some words more than once in different places and noticed that their spelling changed sometimes. The thing ...

We all know that English can be tricky at the best of times, but have you ever stopped to think about just how different English speaking accents are, especially in the relatively small United Kingdom? ...

Has anyone ever told you that “you are reliable” or that “they can rely on you”? This is just the first way to express reliability in English but in actual fact, there is a world ...

What’s going on everyone? Do you ever think that sometimes your English isn’t developing as much as you’d like and that you are going round in circles? Today we are going to be looking at ...

Parallel structure in English refers to the use of similar grammar constructions within a sentence or clause. Understanding parallel structure in English can help your TOEFL score. Examples of parallel structure Parallel structure is a ...

Hey everybody! Have you ever thought about grammar rules in your own language and knew everything about them? Probably not. Native English speakers are quick to defend their language when something is said that doesn’t ...