Today we are going to look at how to form questions with the word “how” and the structure “what…like.” Should we get started? The question word “how” is very common in English and is ...
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5 tips to master small talk in English
Howdy! Have you ever been in a situation where you would like to get to know someone better but you don’t know how to initiate a conversation? Have you ever been trapped in a lift ...
Read More »Introduction to sentence connectors
Sentence Connectors are a great way of improving your English. Why? Well, we use them to express relationships between ideas and to combine sentences. Today we are going to look at coordinating conjunctions. I just ...
Read More »How to speak like a South African
Hello ABA friends! Have you heard about South Africa? No, not the south of Africa, South Africa, a country located at the very southern tip of the continent. Well, there are about 5 million people ...
Read More »Apostrophes and Possessive Pronouns
This post originally appeared on the Magoosh TOEFL blog. Today we will look at the way apostrophes are used with possessive pronouns… or rather how they aren’t used, in most cases. For the most common ...
Read More »The most used acronyms on the internet
Hey everyone! How are you? According to official statistics, right now there are approximately 3.5 billion internet users in the world, almost half of the world’s population. With the internet comes social media and mobile ...
Read More »How to understand an Irish person
Hey everyone! How is your English coming along? Do you understand most accents? What about the Irish one? Well, in actual fact, Ireland has a variation of accents like most English speaking countries, but the ...
Read More »5 Reasons to learn a new language
Hi friends! Have you ever wondered why people learn a new language? Have you ever wanted to learn a new language but just didn’t know if it would be worth it? We are going to ...
Read More »Phrasal verbs with multiple meanings
One of the most difficult things for non-native English speakers is learning and memorizing phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs are often really confusing, and more than likely have more than one meaning which would make any ...
Read More »“There was” and “there were” in past simple
Howdy everyone! We are sure you love learning English so we always want to make it interesting and useful for you. In today’s post we are going to look at the past simple form of ...
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