It’s true, 15,000,000 students around the world are learning English at the ABA English campus. That’s a pretty big number. There must be a good reason why so many people are signed up to this ...

BY DAVID RECINE ON MARCH 30, 2016 IN FUN, GRAMMAR This post originally appeared on the Magoosh TOEFL blog. As Kate outlines in an earlier post, there are four grammar constructions for conditional statements—statements that ...

What’s new ABA family? We’re back and we have another action packed grammar blog post for you, so that you continue to improve your level of English. Today we are going to be focusing on ...

Hey everybody! Have you ever thought about grammar rules in your own language and knew everything about them? Probably not. Native English speakers are quick to defend their language when something is said that doesn’t ...

What’s up guys! It is said that grammar can sometimes be tricky. Would you agree? In today’s blog post, we are going to look at the use of the pronoun “it” in impersonal sentences and ...

Hey ABA English learners! Have you ever thought about how to offer to do things for others in English? What’s the best way to say the offer? Should you be polite or casual about it? ...

Spanish people are increasingly worried about achieving their preferred level of English, whether it be for getting promoted at work, being able to travel without having to worry about the language or simply just to ...

Hey ABA friends! English can often be complicated enough without have to complicate things any more, right? You know us, we love to make things complicated for absolutely no reason whatsoever and we have gone ...

Sometimes when we learn another language, we often concentrate too much on getting it perfect rather than getting our message across. In English when we want to offer something to someone, there are many different ...

So, one thing is agreed- we speak the same language albeit with slight variations in both grammar structures in certain instances and more often than not with different vocabulary depending on what we are referring ...