The world welcomes the brand new ABA English campus and website! As well as recording 144 video classes with our best teachers and summarizing English grammar into easy to learn chunks, we have just recorded 144 “short ...
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Reading Comprehension: “I have been thinking”
Good morning! Wow, March already! How did that happen? Do you know Kabir? He is a famous mystic poet and saint of India. Today we will look at one his most well-known poems: “I have ...
Read More »The ABA English Teachers: Ben
Good day gentlemen and ladies, Today we want to introduce you to Ben. Remember the other day you met Priscillia? Ben is also an ABA English teacher. All the ABA English teachers will be available ...
Read More »How do the English talk?
Hi everyone! Today we’re going to look at synonyms for the verb “say”. Why? Because using different words will expand your vocabulary and make it richer. Instead of: – She said how she was on ...
Read More »Work and Employment vocabulary in English
When we learn a new language, it’s important to ensure that we build up a good level of vocabulary in addition to just learning the grammar rules. In today’s post, we are going to focus ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs: “Grown Ocean”
Hello, hello, hello! How is everyone this Thursday? Let´s start getting ready for the weekend by listening to this beautiful Fleet Foxes song called Grown Ocean. Remember what you have to do? 1. Read lyrics ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension: “To accent or not to accent?”
Good morning! Today we are going to learn about accents in singing and speaking with an article from mentalfloss. Ready? Reader Jared wrote in with this question: “Why do singers I perceive as having accents ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension: “A fable”
Hello! Today we have a different type of post: we are going to read a fable. Do you know what a fable is? A fable is a short story that usually is about animals and ...
Read More »English Idioms: “Winter time! Part I”
Howdy! Ready to learn some idioms? Winter Idioms Black ice – a very thin coating of ice found on roads and sidewalks that is difficult to see, and therefore quite dangerous. Cold snap – a sudden arrival ...
Read More »Lessons from an Ancient Mime
Hello, how are you? Do you know what a mime is? A mime is someone who does performances without speaking. It’s a form of entertainment in which a performer plays a character or tells a ...
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