Sawasdee! (that’s hello in thai.) We’re sure you have heard of either Diane von Furstenburg – designer extraordinaire -, or Naomi Campbell (does that woman ever get older?!) – model extraordinaire. In this news item, ...
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New ABA English Teacher: Graham
Aloha! Today we’d like to introduce a new teacher at ABA English: Graham. To find out more, read the fun interview below. Graham answered some questions so we could all get to know him better. Hi, Graham! Tell us ...
Read More »Grammar for Beginners – No or Not?
Hello! How was your weekend? We have all had a very good weekend here in ABA! It was nice, because last week I had a no good weekend; or should I say: “I did not ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs – “Better together”
Buenas! Howdy! Who of you are Jack Johnson fans? Today’s your lucky day! And it’s a good day too, even if you are not a fan, because “Better Together” is a beautiful song, with beautiful ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension – “How many languages is it possible to know?”
Good morning party people, Can you imagine knowing 5 or 6 languages? Or maybe just 2? Today we will learn how many languages it is possible to know and some new English vocabulary words, too. ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension: “Chile en Nogada”
Good day to you all, Last Sunday it was Cinco de Mayo, which celebrates the victory of the Mexican Army over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. It is often called Mexican Independence ...
Read More »The ABA English Teachers: Graham
Howdy partner, Would you like to meet Graham? Graham is an ABA English Teacher. He is from the States. All the ABA English teachers will be available for any questions and you will be able ...
Read More »Pronouncing “th” in English
When many people are asked about the most difficult aspect of learning any language, the most common answer is speaking as this normally involves people trusting in their own ability to get the words out ...
Read More »Grammar for Beginners – Introduction to Prepositions
A preposition links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence. The word or phrase that the preposition introduces is called the object of the preposition. Prepositions work with other words in prepositional ...
Read More »English Vocabulary: “Colours and Sesame Street!”
Ok, so a couple of weeks ago we wrote a long list of English idioms with colours. But then we found this Sesame Street video and had to share. It’s a great way for beginner’s ...
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