If you are thinking about taking a trip to an English-speaking country, you might want to take a look at the types of shops available, from the large shopping centres to the small shops. @abaenglish ...
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Volleyball Vocabulary in English
If you were a child in the ‘80s or the early ‘90s, you will definitely remember the cartoon Attacker You! This was the famous cry of the character You when she hit the ball: “Attack!” ...
Read More »Seven Ways to Say “Good Luck” in English
Every language has its own phrases, words, and idioms to wish people good luck. In English, even though some expressions are used more often than others, there are many different idiomatic expressions used to wish ...
Read More »English Words in the International Lexicon
Everyone speaks English! Or, to put it better, English is the language of international communication in any field, be it commerce, politics, art, or entertainment. It has penetrated into the lexicon of many languages from ...
Read More »14 idioms from the English-speaking world
Knowing their language is an important way to get closer to the culture of a people. In fact, languages are the medium for the thoughts, values, and habits of the people who speak them. For ...
Read More »Seven Ways to Say You’re Hungry in English
Have you ever found yourself abroad with people who don’t speak your native tongue at the same time in which you feel a bit hungry? Or when you realize that you’re terribly hungry? What do ...
Read More »English Vocabulary for the Gym
Finally, a moment to herself! After a long day at work, an hour at the gym is just what she needs. With her leggings, trainers, and MP3 player, Julie is ready for her daily moment ...
Read More »How to Complain in English About the Service in a Restaurant
One of the fundamental aspects of each culture is, without a doubt, the food. When travelling abroad, it is important to visit typical restaurants to get to know the place’s cuisine as well as to ...
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One of the most difficult parts of learning English is definitely the pronunciation, especially for those learning English as a second language. This is partly because many school programs are very focused on grammar and ...
Read More »IELTS vs. TOEFL: Which Should You Take?
To IELTS or not to IELTS? To TOEFL or not to TOEFL? For many applicants to English language universities (and certain immigration programs), these are the eternal questions. But there are some additional questions you ...
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