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 (,) ...

Good morning! As you know, yesterday we celebrated the Chinese New Year (Kung Hei Fat Choi!). It’s the most important festivity in the Chinese calendar. Traditions vary from region to region, but decorations are put ...

Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in the United States. To celebrate, let’s watch and understand his amazing speech “I have a dream”. Recognized as one of the best and most important speeches in ...

Hi everyone! Today we’d like to introduce a new teacher at ABA English: Nikki. To find out more, read the fun interview below. Nikki answered some questions so we could all get to know her ...

Today we are going to learn some English vocabulary by watching “Santa’s Christmas“, a story about what happened when Santa Claus became ill. It’s a great story to remind us of what matters during Christmas: ...

Merry Christmas everyone! From ABA English we hope you have a beautiful day surrounded by family and friends. And if your culture does not celebrate Christmas, we hope you too are also having an amazing ...

Hello! A lot of you have probably watched the American show Friends, right? Watching Friends makes us all want to live their lives for a bit: living in the middle of New York and drinking ...

Hello everyone, and Merry Christmas! Today we have something very important we want to share with you. In the spirit of Christmas, we have a very special offer for you: first, the First Month of ...

Good morning! Today we are going to remember the difference between say and tell. So how do you know when to use them? It’s easy: You say something to someone You tell someone something Say ...