You’ve probably seen scenes in films or T.V. shows of people gathered around a bonfire or a fireplace with skewersin their hands and white, puffy things at the tips of them. The white, puffy things are marshmallows and ...

Welcome to the ABA Book Club! Every month we review and recommend a great book for you to practice reading in English. The language in these books is not complex from a literary point of ...

Good day to you all! Are you having a fabulousday? We hope so! Angela, one of our teachers, is going to give you a class about using the particle “unless“. Find out other ways of saying ...

Hello! This news item is to celebrate France choosing to eliminate smoking from the beach in Cannes. 1. Read the text 2. Understand the vocabulary 3. Watch the video Text People on this beach in ...

While there are certainly many more varieties of English, American and British English are the two varieties that are taught in most ESL/EFL programs. Generally, it is agreed that no one version is “correct”.  When ...

How are you today? It’s lovely to have you here. This lesson is about the most famous diamond in the world. Worth millions of dollars, it will be sold on the 15th of May. 1. ...

Remember last year when Kate and William got married? Well now they have their own statues at Madame Tussauds. In case your not sure what Madame Tussauds is, it’s a wax museum which makes statues ...

When we learn a new language, we often find that structuring sentences so that they sound natural can be somewhat challenging, however, this can be overcome. Today we are going to take a look at ...

We have already looked at Coordinating Conjunctions. Now we’ll continue with Correlative Conjunctions. These conjunctions connect equal sentence elements together (like two nouns) and are always composed by two words. Addition Alternative Cause-Effect Comparison Condition ...

Remember our Introduction to Connectors? Let’s look deeper into the first category: Coordinating Conjunctions. These conjunctions connect words, phrases and clauses. They are usually found in the middle of a sentence with a comma (,) ...