Bonjour, ça va? (that’s “hello, how are you?” in French). Today’s grammar lesson is a beginner’s class on greetings with the word “good”. If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! You ...
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Reading Comprehension – Create a good work space
Welcome student! In order to study it is important to have a clean, organized workspace. Because otherwise, how are you going to concentrate? So today we will share some tips on how to create a ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs – Skinny Genes by Eliza Doolittle
Put your hands together, it’s another ABA English blog post! How are you today? We hope you want to sing a little because we are going to be learning some new vocabulary and then singing ...
Read More »Never Give Up!
Good day, how are you? We found this quote and wanted to share with you. Why? Because we believe in you! We know learning English can be very hard. We know some days you don’t ...
Read More »English Vocabulary: Idioms with flowers Part I
Saludos! (that’s “Greetings” in Spanish). Idioms, as you know, are a very important part of the English language. Lots of idioms take inspiration from nature; from flowers, plants and trees. Today we will explain 7 ...
Read More »Advanced Grammar – “To be on the point of”
Howdy! Ok, so remember we looked at the expression “to be about to“? No? Here’s the LINK. In that post we learnt all about how to use “to be about to” in the present, past and ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “Orchids in New York”
Aloha! Everyone loves flowers, right? Especially orchids, they are so beautiful! This news item is all about these flowers blooming in New York. Ready to listen to the news in English? 1. Read the text ...
Read More »Advanced Grammar – ‘To be about to’
Welcome friend! This class is a advanced level class and we will be learning about the expression “to be about to”. If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! You can find all ...
Read More »Travel changes you
Welcome beautiful person. Today we wanted to share this Anthony Bourdain quote: “Travel changes you. As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly. You leave marks behind, however small. And ...
Read More »English Vocabulary – Cockney Rhyming Slang
Hi mate! (“mate” is a synonym of “friend”) So, what is cockney rhyming slang? Cockney – a person from the East End of London. Rhyming – to have or end with the same sounds. Slang – words that ...
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